Sentence examples for are considered decisive from inspiring English sources

Those counties, which went strongly for John McCain in 2008, are considered decisive swing counties, Ms. Parry said.

Bayes Factors above 10 are considered "decisive".

Afterwards, medical specialists whose judgments are considered decisive review the potential cases.

In this context, military immunizations and higher rates of injury with consecutive immunization in men are considered decisive (Gergen et al., 1995; Volzke et al., 2006).

Nevertheless, factors that are considered decisive against the reliability of observational studies, often are not considered or are discounted when evaluating evidence from RCTs.

Ecological factors, including the value of the appetitive or aversive stimulus and the reliability of the learned association, are considered decisive for the number of trials required to form LTM [ 12].

Nor should doctors' expert testimony, which is subject to error, be considered decisive.

In 1996, the vice president's support of the welfare-reform bill was considered decisive.

More than 3.3 bits is considered strong evidence against a model, and more than 6.6 bits is considered decisive.

But at the time, it was the last-minute support of Senator Bob Kerrey, Democrat of Nebraska, that was considered decisive.

You almost never get that clear a test of rival economic views, and the results should be considered decisive.