Sentence examples for decisive conditions from inspiring English sources

NEPS data are especially helpful when it comes to gaining a better understanding of the development of competencies and decisive conditions over the life course the samples are carefully drawn, the validity of data is high, and longitudinal data are available in a user-friendly form for analyses and even for international comparisons.

In the decisive test condition, males heard chimpanzee alarm calls followed by leopard growls.

One of the most decisive natural framework conditions of agriculture – the regional climate – is in transition.

Deterministic, stochastic receptors and emitters have been pointed out according to GERT, as well as decisive ones involving conditions to be individually declared.

Late Enlightenment discourse on aesthetic experience proposes a decisive account of the conditions of possibility for universal human subjecthood.

The court also pointed out that Uber exercised "decisive influence" over the conditions under which drivers provided their services.

She reconsidered, however, and went on to win the final by a decisive margin, despite muddy conditions.

Especially the very high stress ranges that rarely occur during a period with constant conditions are decisive for the fatigue design.

The ancestral myths describe a primeval time of creation (or successive creations) followed by a decisive alteration in the conditions of life in the shift from the ancestral to the present human mode of being.

It was shown that, chemical composition and crystallographic structure of precursor material, synthesis and activation conditions have decisive influence on the shape (spherical, cylindrical or slit-shape pores) and hierarchical porous structure and electrical conductivity of the carbon materials.

Therefore, the role of vegetation was more decisive under drier environmental conditions, where events lower than 6 mm and 2 mm never caused soil hydrological response either below tree canopy or grassland, respectively.