Übersetzung für 'growth determining' von Englisch nach Deutsch

growth-determining {adj}

wachstumsbestimmendacad.

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determining

Bestimmung {f}

Festlegung {f}

Bestimmen {n}

Beendigung {f}

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determining {adj} {pres-p}

determinierendspec.

bestimmend

untersuchend

determining {adj}

ausschlaggebend

determining factors

Rahmenbedingungen {pl}

weather-determining {adj}

wetterbestimmend

sex-determining {adj}

geschlechtsbestimmendbiol.

life-determining {adj} {pres-p}

lebensbestimmend

determining factor

bestimmender Faktor {m}

Bestimmungs­faktor {m}

Rahmenbedingung {f}

maßgeblicher Umstand {m}

determining {adj} {pres-p} [deciding]

entscheidend

self-determining {adj}

selbstbestimmend

rate-determining {adj}

geschwindigkeitsbestimmend

frequency determining {adj}

frequenzbestimmend

• The crystal growth process is of considerable importance in determining the morphology of the produced glass ceramic composite material.
• It is important to begin by first determining the distribution of body hair growth.
• In the first UN-organized World Population Conference held in Bucharest in 1969, they claimed that it was an imperialist agenda that Western countries imposed on the Third World countries, and that population was not a determining factor of economic growth and a country’s well-being.
• The annual plan for 1968 set production quotas in the structure-determining areas 2.6% higher than in the remaining sectors to achieve industrial growth in these areas.
• They examine the relationships of compounds, determining their ability to inhibit growth, and evaluate the toxicological effects surrounding life.

• This is a qualitative version of the principles used for determining the application of fertilizer in modern agriculture.
• He is most known for development of nuclear magnetic resonance methods for determining rates of water exchange reactions.
• That is why, from a supply-side economist's standpoint, marginal tax rates play a significant role in determining the development of the economy.
• that the fungus has the dominant role in determining the morphology of the lichen.
• Modern DNA sequencing allows researchers to identify whether the genes of specific pathogens are only present in infected hosts, offering a modified approach for determining correlation between viruses and certain diseases.

• Likewise, the destruction or modification of tannins with time plays an important role when determining harvesting times.
• Ultrasound is also used for detecting congenital anomalies (or other foetal anomalies) and determining the biophysical profiles (BPP), which are generally easier to detect in the second trimester when the foetal structures are larger and more developed.
• Dendroclimatology is the science of determining past climates from trees, primarily from properties of the annual tree rings.
• The clinical relevance of the finding is unknown, but risks and benefits are recommended for consideration in determining the use of therapy for the mother and child.
• Instead of agricultural technology and scale determining and limiting population as Malthus attempted to argue, Boserup argued the world is full of cases of the direct opposite: that population changes and expands agricultural methods.

• Sanger believed that self-determining motherhood was the only unshakable foundation for racial betterment.
• In addition, accurate prediction of postoperative disease progression in breast or prostate cancer patients is essential for determining post-surgery treatment.
• Therefore, the trade-off between the return the firm earns on investment in production and the cost of utilizing a factor is crucial in determining both the extent factoring is used and the quantity of cash the firm holds on hand.
• ... time and intelligence) and are therefore boundedly rational; the issue is thus, more than the deviation between real and optimal behaviour, the difficulty of determining the optimal behaviour in the first place.