Sentence examples for a decisive level of from inspiring English sources

Reuters reports that renowned gerontologist Dr. Aubrey de Grey, chief scientist at SENS Research Foundation and the Anti-aging Advisor at the US Transhumanist Party, thinks scientists will be able to control aging in the near future, "I'd say we have a 50/50 chance of bringing aging under what I'd call a decisive level of medical control within the next 25 years or so".

If this comparison platform can be built at this micro scale, he says, it could "lead to empowerment at the really decisive level" of parents, principals and teachers demanding something better.

"It came at a decisive point of the match".

Co-transfection of a CAR expression vector did not substantially improve Cyp2b1-dependent reporter activity and had no effect on β-catenin-mediated Cyp2b1-dependent reporter induction (Loeppen et al. 2005), again arguing against a decisive role of the levels of NRs in the regulation of drug-metabolizing enzyme expression by β-catenin signaling.

But the decisive similarity is a level of megalomania unusual even in people who consider themselves entitled to supreme power.

In this situation, more integrated markers, such as metabolite levels, will contribute a decisive part of information, since they reflect the combined effect of many genes.

Moreover, accumulation of point-based utilities between hub cities is considered to exert a decisive influence on the level of interurban accessibility.

Not surprisingly, cost is a decisive factor in the level of purported interest in taking such a test.

The battle signaled a decisive ebb of the German threat.

This revealed a decisive rejection of the censored tobit model.

The duration of therapy is a decisive feature of successive statin treatment in SSc.