Sentence examples for was predetermined to from inspiring English sources
"I always thought my life was predetermined to be a normal life – house, children, golf," Sozzani says in the movie.
The tropes of the modern English tabloid suggested that the rest of Rooney's life was predetermined to follow a grim pattern of schadenfreude-filled decline.
The efficacy of Lynronne-1, Lynronne-2 and Lynronne-3 were subsequently tested in a murine model of MRSA deep thigh infection.25 The maximum tolerable dose of all three AMPs was predetermined to be 10 mg/kg in vivo in mice.
Initially, an impression of each hemimandible was performed to make a surgical guide indicate the implant position, which was predetermined to correspond with the distal root and the center of the crown teeth.
The experiment was predetermined to last 55 days, which is representative of other Bd infection studies [30], [34] [36], at which time all individuals were euthanized with methane tricainesulfonate.
All reported tests are calculated two-tailed, and P < 0.05 was predetermined to represent statistical significance.
We next wondered whether progenitors were predetermined to give rise to a specific vascular bed.
My own breast cancer may indeed be predetermined to be lethal in spite of the rigorous treatments I received, but I would rather have done everything possible.
Of course, there is not much reason to publish this letter since its content is predetermined by my genetic coding — unless I have the good fortune that "the Decider" of letters to the editor is predetermined to accept it.
If everything is predetermined to go his way, then why should I be impressed by his masterful cunning or physical abilities?" My father was beaming: "Exactly!
The Internet giant will syndicate the new program using its AdSense advertising system to thousands of Web sites that are predetermined to be gathering spots for Mr. MacFarlane's target audience, typically young men.
