The phrase "decisive driver" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual or factor that has a strong influence on the outcome of a situation or event. For example: "The decisive driver of the stock market's success is the confidence the public has in its future."
But the decisive driver of reform has been cost.
We show that mortality is responsible for the absolute changes in CFLY and CLY while morbidity is the decisive driver that determines the health scenarios.
Remarkably, MACC1 levels consistently correlated with tumor progression, development of metastasis and patient survival in this broad range of solid tumor types, making MACC1 a decisive driver for disease progression (reviewed in [ 24]).
In effect the value of these criteria is that no one single component should be used as the decisive driver for prioritisation of new diagnostic technologies for adoption in healthcare settings, irrespective of the context.
The value of these criteria is that no one single component should be used as the decisive driver for prioritisation of new diagnostic technologies for adoption in healthcare settings.
Further, we aim to detect if the trends in morbidity or in mortality are the decisive drivers of the CFLY and of the health scenarios.
In its early stages, the decisive drivers were industrialization, urbanization, and rising affluence.
The aim of this was to determine significantly cooperative TF tuples that are assumed to be decisive regulatory drivers.
These four proteins are well known EMT transcription factors that function as decisive early drivers of EMT.
We have grouped the leaders who seem to be getting it right into personas: Social Supers, Data-Driven Decisives, Disruption Drivers, and Talent Champions.
A new report from Deloitte Global, which is based on a survey of more than 2,000 C-suite executives across 19 countries, found that there are four types of leaders achieving success early on in Industry 4.0, whom we have coined: Social Supers, Data-driven Decisives, Disruption Drivers, and Talent Champions.
