Sentence examples for which alone determine from inspiring English sources

The method provides in nondegenerate cases the normal form of the algebraic equations the leading nonlinear terms which alone determine steady-state multiplicity.

Likewise "high stakes" tests — like the Chinese university entrance exam, which alone determines university placement — create anxiety and may unfairly derail a youngster's future based on poor performance on a single day.

The validity of this claim is tied to the concept of nature admitted in different systems, which alone determines the boundary between natural and supernatural.

Such decisions may generate short-term savings but increases the reliance of large purchasers on single suppliers like Microsoft, which can alone determine the price.

To that extent, they do not alone determine which propositional statements are true of them.

Here we endeavoured to see whether the eIF4E or eIFiso4E proteins alone determine which complex is recruited by a particular potyvirus by analysing the TEV-susceptibility that relies on eIF4E1 in pepper but on eIFiso4E in Arabidopsis.

Through such initiatives the governments of the day diverged from pure liberal tenets according to which the market alone determines the shape and nature of economic change.

All apart from one bird, which heads out alone, determined to follow its own course regardless of the consequences: "probability's / the curve it pursues / until its dot // assumes its own extinction... a voluntary / exile, free at last".

The dispatcher, alone, determines which resource to activate and which P1 incident to dispatch; using his/her experience and judgement to prioritise P1 incidents before dispatching them.

A spokesman for the Attorney General insisted that the director of the Serious Fraud Office "alone" determined which cases the SFO would investigate, based on its case selection criteria.

This makes a certain sense: many books aren't worth keeping around forever, though Virginia's rationale means that the marketplace alone determines which books get a second edition in a sturdier material.