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Meanwhile, even if the technical potential of flexible bioelectricity provision is high, the economic potential is decisive for whether bioelectricity will prove a cost-effective flexibility option in the future electricity system.

The outcome of a high-stakes lobby war between Canadian beef and dairy farmers could be decisive for whether Canada gets in on a massive controversial trade deal.

Hench, neither age, sex, education nor district were decisive for whether the respondent knew that antibiotics treat bacterial but not viral disease.

This result suggests that this early differential gene expression may be decisive for whether LTM formation is initiated after a single conditioning trial or not, as also indicated by previous studies [ 23].

Moreover, one would expect target accessibility to be decisive for whether an otherwise well-designed siRNA can bind to its complementary part on the mRNA sequence (Ding et al., 2004).

"We are decisive for the creation of the new government.

Political opportunity structures, for instance, are assumed to be decisive for migrants' choices on whether to make claims along the categories of 'migrants', 'foreigners' or 'national and ethnic minorities'.

For a fixed (i.e., observed) taxon coverage pattern, it is possible to characterize whether it is decisive for some or all possible trees, but computing the latter is nontrivial.

A lively debate, on whether physical beauty was decisive for success in life, was quickly underway.

Although the numbers in the subgroups were small, we examined the POP (n = 8) and PON (n = 9) subgroups to check whether any item was decisive for identifying the differences between the SPs' assessments and ACIR assessments.

In this case, the true tree is unknown, and the key question is whether the data set is decisive for all trees, some trees, or no trees.