Besides the aesthetic properties, mechanical and physical properties of fabric are considered as decisive quality parameters.
Unless one can re-evolve a eukaryote, none of the microbial experiments I proposed can be considered as decisive evidence.
It must be emphasized that the studies included in that meta-analysis were insufficiently powered to assess the effect of trimetazidine on pre-determined endpoints, and therefore, the results of this meta-analysis must not be considered as decisive [ 53].
First, the approximate Bayes factors (ratio of the estimated marginal likelihood of the admixture model to that of the non-admixture model) was greater than 100 1 for both the SSR and AFLP data sets, which could be considered as 'decisive' [77].
The selection of the key-informant participants may also be biased, due to their active role in the implementation of the newborn hearing screening programme, and some other stakeholders, whose action could be considered as less decisive in the decision-making process, not being interviewed; this would result in a lack of completeness in the study.
These problems are summarized by isolation and hypervisor vulnerabilities (the main technical concerns according to the studies and graphics presented), data location and e-discovery (legal aspects), and loss of governance over data, security and even decision making (in which the cloud must be strategically and financially considered as a decisive factor).
It is found that, IT companies are following and practicing a number of prioritization techniques as it is considered as a decisive stair.
Ammonium ions on the surface form nitrogen upon reaction with NO2 and may therefore be considered as the decisive intermediate of NO2 reduction by propylene over acidic mordenite catalysts.
Macular edema complicated by BRVO or CRVO was considered as the decisive indication for PPV.
Malaria elimination is being considered as a decisive long-term solution to the intolerable burden of this disease on a large proportion of the world's poor communities.
The results of robustness analysis can be used as outlined, for example, in Morohashi et al (2002) [19], where it is suggested that robustness should be an essential property for any biological system and can therefore be considered as a decisive factor for selecting a credible model or pinpointing the weaknesses of a failed model.
