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Verb(1) determine beforehand(2) cause to be biased(3) destine

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(1) The interviewer has to predetermine the total points to select a successful candidate.(2) It does not predetermine the outcome of the immigration decision.(3) They often use a rheostat, which is similar to a humidistat, so that not only can you predetermine the level of humidity you want, but also allow the machine to adjust intelligently to overall humidity.(4) These methods in fact predetermine the scientific level of research into various problems facing the military.(5) closed questions almost predetermine the response given(6) Psychiatric pharmacogenetics attempts to define genetic variations in patients that will predetermine their responses to a specific medication.(7) In answer to the first part of the question, this Government does not predetermine the results of reviews.(8) An attempt by parliament to predetermine the outcome of judicial activity is, at least on the face of it, in contravention of the doctrine of separation of powers which is in fact enshrined in our Constitution.(9) It's better to control distance by predetermining the ball's trajectory.(10) This instruction tells the website to close a contract when the losses reach a predetermined level.(11) In an Islamic framework, there is no room for acquiring capital at a fixed and predetermined interest rate.(12) The outcome is not predetermined but reflects a political contest over the exercise of power and meanings.(13) What the revocation of bail effectively amounted to here was a predetermination , a prejudgment by the trial judge on the question of guilt.(14) They would be offered the work on a franchise basis for a fixed period and a predetermined fee.(15) It is tempting to conclude that the outcome of the parliamentary elections is predetermined .(16) The government allocated transferable rights to emit predetermined levels of emissions.