Sentence examples for as decisive factor from inspiring English sources

The technique of the original variables grouping uses as decisive factor the correlation observed between them.

Neurodegeneration in cyclin D2 deficient mice was, however, similar to that in wild-type littermates at 3 weeks p.i. of AAV-Tau.P301L (Figure 8C), excluding cyclinD2 on its own as decisive factor in the observed neurodegeneration.

However, as societal environment concerns grows, environmental aspects are also emerging at academic and industry levels as decisive factors within the supply chain management context.

As societal environment concerns grow, environmental aspects are also emerging at industry level, as decisive factors within the context of SC management.

Cultural and biological diversity seem to be perceived by most students as decisive factors modelling the differences between human groups.

All these changes are identified as decisive factors attribute to global change (Nagendra et al. 2004), which would negatively impact the humans (Liu et al. 2003).

Structural inhomogeneities due to metallic diffusing agents (conductive Ag and Ag-Pd alloys) embedded in Cu0.1Ni0.1Co1.6Mn1.2O4 spinel thick films are defined as decisive factors governing non-exponential relaxation kinetics in these nanocomposites revealed in negative relative resistance drift under thermally induced testing at 170 °C.

The other major towns are Sarh, Moundou, Abéché and Doba, which are less urbanised but are growing rapidly and joining the capital as decisive factors in economic growth.

Inflammatory mediators are known to induce downregulation of epithelial cell cell adhesion and promote mesenchymal gene expression both in vitro and in vivo, and consequently inflammatory mediators have emerged as decisive factors in EMT induction.

This particular episode garnered 7.4 million viewers and a 33 percent audience share, with both The Guardian and Digital Spy mentioning Edmondson's guest-appearance as Abra as a decisive factor in the high rating.

Costs as a decisive factor for investment decisions can best be compared as total costs of ownership (TCO) for the consumer (for a detailed discussion, see[54]).