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The final event or condition that brings about a disease or condition.
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| determinate c. |
cleavage following a precise pattern, each blastomere having a characteristic and unalterable fate, i.e., each blastomere becoming the precursor of a definite part of the embryo.
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| determinate e. |
orthogenesis (def. 2).
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| determinism |
The theory that whatever happens (including human acts) is caused by something else. Physical Determinism maintains that the
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| determination |
A determination is a decision rendered by an officer or administrative body on an application or a request for a ruling.
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| determ | an argument that is conclusive |
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| determ | a philosophical doctrine holding that all events are inevitable consequences of antecedent sufficient causes |
| determ | anyone who submits to the belief that they are powerless to change their destiny |
| determ | an inevitable consequence of antecedent sufficient causes |
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