Sentence examples for additional decisive from inspiring English sources
In combination with the measures above, the Grade property adds an additional, decisive dimension.
Additional decisive factors for recovery rates are tree species, log quality, timber defects, sawmilling equipment, mill maintenance, production methods, grading, storage and drying [34, 42].
"Nevertheless, we have listened to the world's reaction to the Lance Armstrong affair and have taken these additional decisive steps in response to the grave concerns raised".
We uncover additional decisive advantages of conical whiskers compared to cylindrical whiskers for tactile exploration.
These findings provide an additional, perhaps decisive, argument in a dispute as to whether LPS-induced hypothermia is a passive consequence of peripheral vasodilation and uncontrolled heat loss or, alternatively, whether it is a brain-mediated response.
President Bush telephoned the general on Saturday to ask for "additional strong and decisive measures," a White House spokesman said.
If anything, Serena seemed more upset than Venus by the umpiring mistake that gave Karolina Sprem an additional and possibly decisive point in the second-set tiebreak against her sister.
Hence, the results suggest, that whereas impaired ambulation (without confinement to a wheelchair) is accompanied by striking deteriorations in HRQOL, being bound to a wheelchair does not lead to decisive additional decreases in most HRQOL domains.
However, an additional consideration is also decisive: the differences in qualities of resource endowments and the cost structure of the technologies for exploiting them.
To add complexity, conditional interactions of CES with additional proteins could be decisive for the regulatory output mediated by this transcriptional regulator.
We conclude that its reason is probably because PLDA-based approaches need to estimate more parameters in the E-step than PPCA in each iteration, which makes the additional noise and uncertainty a decisive deficit factor for the approach.
