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Another gating factor, says Wilson Sonsini attorney David Berger, are U.S. stock exchanges, which determined in the 1980s that tenured voting was unnecessarily complicated and hard to track and don't currently allow companies to feature the structure unless already a provision in their respective charter.

Nor does the Social Security Administration, which determined in 1986 that Panetti's schizophrenia was so debilitating it entitled him to disability benefits.

These are added together to give an overall figure which determines in which band a school should be placed.

are objects which determine, in some sense, the lack of strong compactness for weakly convergent Lp sequences.

Normally, a sequence in constructive mathematics is given by a rule which determines, in advance, how to construct each of its terms; such a sequence may be said to be lawlike or predeterminate.

Antioxidant enzymes may have a major role in preventing male infertility due to oxidative stress since CCl4 and reactive oxygen species are associated with impaired antioxidant enzyme status which determine in part the body's antioxidant capacity [26].

The what of a motor act (e.g. grasping) derives from the activation of mirror neurons which determines in the cortical motor system of the observer a motor representation matching the observed motor act.

Later in the natural history of malignant tumors, metastases eventually develop, which determines in most cases an ominous change in the prognosis of the disease.

The age-structured model also has an unstable equilibrium, the location of which determines (in a nontrivial way) the introduction threshold.

HRW released a report last year which determined that in at least 19 documented occasions between 2009 and 2012, "one or more Egyptian public officials cooperated with traffickers transporting Eritreans to Sinai where they were severely abused".

It was the week before his students took the Criterion-Referenced Competency Test, which determined whether schools in Georgia had met federal standards of achievement.