The phrase "appear to be decisive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that seems to have a significant impact or influence on a situation or decision.
Example: "The evidence presented in the meeting appears to be decisive in determining the outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "seem to be conclusive" or "seem to be critical".
The force magnitude did not appear to be decisive for the incidence of root resorption.
In contrast, timing and indication for fluid therapy in early resuscitation appear to be decisive for harm or benefit.
Infrared spectroscopy studies of blends reveal the existence of specific interactions via hydrogen bonding between hydroxyl groups in vinyl alcohol units and the carbonyl group in the tertiary amide, which appear to be decisive for miscibility.
Fourier transformed infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) studies of miscible blends reveal the existence of specific interactions by hydrogen bonding between hydroxyl groups in vinyl alcohol units of the copolymers and the amide-carbonyl group in the PDMA, which appear to be decisive for miscibility.
10 18 19 The participant's social and family environment and the social support received also appear to be decisive factors.
Thus, the number of hours worked per se does not appear to be decisive for GPs contract preferences.
Future studies on this subject will be greatly facilitated by the finding that the acute lung damage appears to be decisive for the course of disease which allows termination of infection experiments on day 4 post infection without loss of information.
Because Karl Rove says to hold the conservative base, you must always appear to be strong, decisive and loyal.
In particular the size and especially the shape of the particles appear to be the decisive parameter for the assessment of risks to health.
Although collaboration with regional stakeholders resulted in organisational and financial benefits for family practices willing to participate, this incentive did not appear to be a decisive factor in the process of considering whether or not to participate.
