Sentence examples for can be determinative from inspiring English sources

Schwab said the goal is to equip 15 cows and five bulls with collars, "to gain a better understanding of the movements of moose in this area, the home range, and while we have them collared, we can determine the twinning rates of cows, which can be determinative of habitat quality, and give us a baseline metric of total population in the area".

It further uncovers a general attitude in Lebanese culture whereby age in itself can be determinative of whether an opinion matters, is of value and should be heard.

On the other hand, quantitative changes in the level of their activity can be consequential and can in fact be determinative, as seen by the profound effects and partial sex reversal shown in individuals heterozygous and thereby haploinsufficient for FOXL2 or SOX9.

In some cases, it says, "race can be outcome determinative".

No single evaluation will be determinative.

A victim's views must never be determinative.

Resources are always going to be important, but they don't need to be determinative".

"It won't be determinative about whether clean-tech will work or not".

Income data "may be helpful, but no indicator alone should be determinative," he said.

But the confluence of several, each by itself not enough to alert, will be determinative.

The fact that residents may learn something in the process should not be determinative, Mr. Roberts added.