The sensory attributes of fruits (color, sweet taste, bitterness, and astringency) constitute decisive organoleptic and commercial properties [1].
The Bayesian BF value is 5.1 × 10, greatly exceeding the criterion value of 100 that is considered to constitute "decisive evidence" for the experimental hypothesis (Jeffreys, 1998).
Such bias emerges when a small-N study with a negative finding is more often "file-drawered" because it is not deemed rigorous enough to constitute decisive rejection of the null, whereas a small-N study with a positive finding would be more often published because it was able to reject the null despite being under-powered.
Five points constitutes a decisive victory by any standard and the achievement of the home players was enough to leave their captain Paul Azinger in tears, their supporters in ecstasy and their opponents regretting a strategy that left their strongest players unable to contribute to the cause.
Punching shear resistance usually constitutes the decisive design criterion for reinforced concrete flat slabs supported by columns.
On the other hand, in many cases, and especially in children, sleep, spontaneous or induced by hypnotics, constitutes the decisive factor for resolution of a migraine attack [42].
In all these cases, avoidance of the sanctions involved in transgression constitutes a decisive reason to conform, independently of what others do.
Lukács even goes so far as to claim that "it is not the primacy of economic motives in historical explanation that constitutes the decisive difference between Marxism and bourgeois thought, but the point of view of totality" (1921: 27).
For patients, nurses and insurers, health gains constitute the decisive factor in deciding on beneficial innovations, and for physicians and managers, the decisive factor is (patient) satisfaction.
This will make her look like damaged goods.What, though, will constitute a decisive victory?
