Wheat grain quality (WGQ) is central to food processing and nutritional value, and is a decisive factor for consumer acceptance and commercial value of wheat cultivars.
Polls in Europe do not yet show a decisive shift in consumer sentiment, and the industry has had some recent setbacks.
Justice may not be able to show decisive harm to consumers as yet.
Opposing the merger Sprint Nextel's Vonya B. McCann, senior vice president of government affairs: "The D.O.J. today delivered a decisive victory for consumers, competition and our country.
However, the type of reputation is not a decisive factor for consumers' cognitive processes.
Regarding consumption, mussel shape and appearance are decisive factors for consumers' purchase (Fuentes et al. 2009), whereas meat quality (and hence, apparent health benefits) is regulated by biochemical composition (Orban et al. 2002; Filgueira et al. 2006; Fuentes et al. 2009).
And barring a swift and decisive victory over terrorism, consumer confidence is likely to be subdued for some time.
"Today's ruling is a decisive victory for jobs, consumers, and healthcare.
Therefore, the distance to consumers was decisive for the level of environmental concerns.
The law marks a decisive victory for American consumers and a firm rejection of attempts to use the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to achieve market control that copyright law was never meant to protect.
Western countries wanted "control over natural resources, dominance in consumer markets and decisive influence in [the region's] economic and political evolution," it thundered.Compared with China, Russia's efforts to counter the West in Africa have so far been feeble; China's trade with Zimbabwe is ten times that of Russia.
