Sarlo's study complements and corrects the overwhelming tendency of scholarship on Borges that categorizes him as a cosmopolitan writer whose national tradition is an incidental rather than a decisive element in his writing (i.e., Michel Berveiller, Le Cosmopolitisme de Borges, Paris, Didier, 1973).
Importantly, it is also a decisive element in modulating different molecular pathways, such as the nuclear factor NF-κB pathway through recruitment of different signalling molecules and the extrinsic cell death pathway by promoting aggregation of caspase 8 (Ref. 108).
And the notion of gay marriage, viewed as an abomination by a huge swath of the electorate, is threatening to become a decisive element in the presidential campaign.
This is a decisive element for methanol producers to increase their production tonnage.
It was a decisive element in a continuing effort, particularly with the pinot noirs, to make wines that were intense but not heavy, fresh rather than brawny.
Although the final climb here is not particularly formidable, it repeatedly proved to be a decisive element in most of the cross-country races during these Olympics.
The major findings include: (1) Income is a decisive element in car ownership.
Thereby it becomes apparent that controlling the reward distribution function is a decisive element for the success of meta-organizations.
The presence of role models, mentors or partners would be a decisive element in establishing the individual's entrepreneurial feasibility level.
After all, hadn't glorious charges by men on horseback been a decisive element in warfare for millennia?
According to Anthony Andrewes, professor of ancient history, the extravagant hopes that his successes of the previous summer had created were a decisive element in his downfall.
