The phrase "a decisive improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant and clear enhancement or progress in a particular area or situation.
Example: "The new training program has led to a decisive improvement in employee performance and productivity."
Alternatives: "a significant enhancement" or "a marked advancement."
But no single mutation predicts a patient's risk, and the mutation tests, though more accurate than the blood tests, have not been a decisive improvement.
A decisive improvement was embodied in a sewing machine built by Walter Hunt of New York City about 1832 34, which was never patented, and independently by Elias Howe of Spencer, Massachusetts, patented in 1846.
A decisive improvement in the trade balance would make a world of difference.Fourth, as the RBI calms down, the government will be expected to go into overdrive to narrow the trade deficit by fiat.
"This is the most centrally controlled manpower in the country," says Mr Harrison, who largely blames "the dead hand of the Treasury".All this means the government will face an uphill struggle in convincing the electorate that the extra money is delivering a decisive improvement in the NHS.
They provide a decisive improvement over classical structure calculations by stress analysis.
The results showed a decisive improvement of the flame properties; no-effect on their mechanical properties and on the technological feasibility of the process were observed.
It, and the following holiday quarter should give the market, and company a pretty good barometer as to whether Surface Pro 3 was an incremental, or decisive improvement to its predecessors.
Despite conflicting reports on the efficacy of immunomodulation in sepsis, there is a prevailing view that future, decisive improvement in outcomes will result from targeted, biomarker-guided immunomodulation [ 3, 4].
Johnson, whose lanky frame is a perfect fit for the Orange's 2-3 zone, has sparked a decisive defensive improvement.
Coloured shades were fitted to the crosspiece, but the decisive improvement was made in 1594 by the English navigator John Davis.
Along with other applications, like two AIDS treatments in preliminary stages, the new technique could be the decisive improvement that gives credibility to the long-struggling field of gene therapy.
