Sentence examples for decisive assessments from inspiring English sources

Other nations, as well as the inspectors, are calling for more time before making decisive assessments.

McCormick-Tribune, a press foundation in Chicago, sponsored the International Center's program on journalism ethics, and gave it such a decisive assessment that it made another grant, to promote freedom of expression in Latin America.

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Not only does this contribute an important role in the development and pathogenesis of a majority of skin disorders including infectious and allergic diseases, but also it provides a decisive assessment of exogenous agents that may cause harm to the host.

In particular, venture capitalists deem decisive the assessment of prospective profitability and very relevant information about time to market and market interest.

The stress state at the reference point with maximum combined stress (von-Mises) is decisive for the assessment of the static strength (Rennert et al. 2012).

On the other hand, even if a term does not have an evaluative component, its correct application may not be decisive for moral assessment.

Results from in vivo tests are, in many cases, decisive for the assessment of a mutagenic potential of a test compound.

The decisive information for an assessment of the theories is knowledge of the prevailing ion distribution.

For biogas, the choice of the time horizon in carbon footprint assessment is decisive and needs a strong justification.

In particular the size and especially the shape of the particles appear to be the decisive parameter for the assessment of risks to health.