NEPS data are especially helpful when it comes to gaining a better understanding of the development of competencies and decisive conditions over the life course the samples are carefully drawn, the validity of data is high, and longitudinal data are available in a user-friendly form for analyses and even for international comparisons.
She made a decisive decision.
This is commonly ordered by orthopedists to make a decisive diagnosis for the condition.
She reconsidered, however, and went on to win the final by a decisive margin, despite muddy conditions.
The ancestral myths describe a primeval time of creation (or successive creations) followed by a decisive alteration in the conditions of life in the shift from the ancestral to the present human mode of being.
In the case of Poland, we argue that the legacies of a low economic conjuncture for wool and meat in the early 1990s and post-communist changes in land-use and rural development policies continue to have a decisive impact on the conditions of pastoral agriculture today.
The focus group members also noted that the patient's clinical condition was a decisive factor in determining the level to which the patient was referred.
Boundary, initial and loading conditions play a decisive role in solving the simulation.
The stability of PMBs, in these conditions, has a decisive influence in order to obtain the adequate performances for practical applications.
An emission to an edge, going out from a vertex upon its activation, takes place only when the realisation of a corresponding process in a given simulation experiment is a certain random event (resulting from the probability of this event occurrence or from the conditions of a decisive emitter).
Taken together, early environmental conditions have a decisive impact on how people perceive the world, form social relationships, and even mature biologically.
