Sentence examples for decisive effect of from inspiring English sources

The conflict of opinion as to the decisive effect of certain prior decisions of the court exacts that the principles which this case involves should be first definitely brought into view in order that the appositeness of the cases referred to may be determined in the light of the true doctrine by which the case should be controlled.

More sadly, in a time when schools across the country are slashing their art programs, this unusual exhibition suggests the often decisive effect of our earliest aesthetic experiences.

The decisive effect of secondary nucleation on both the course of supersaturation and CSD was highlighted through the qualitative analysis of selected batch runs, particular attention being focused on the seeds size and weight.

The decisive effect of F0 context on sibilant identification is highly significant in terms of both lexical judgments and reaction times.

Surface roughness of self-mated CVD diamond coatings have a decisive effect on coefficient of friction (COF) and wear especially under dry ambient conditions.

Now, a proxy adviser's recommendation can have a decisive effect on the reelection of directors of a company that failed its say-on-pay vote (most recently meaning less than 70% approval) during the previous year or that did not comply in all respects with other adviser voting policies.

Anti-government or satirical clips on YouTube are unlikely to have a decisive effect on the outcome of the forthcoming elections.

The RAC series were created by replacing parts of the natural aggregate, resulting in series of concrete with 0%, 20 %, 50 % and 100of RA. Results show that the concrete mix design and type of cement have a decisive effect on the properties of RAC.

The results showed that the amount of AcOH has a decisive effect on the morphology of the particles.

This paper advances the speculative claims that in the spring of 1918, Arishima contracted a weaker, early variant of the later 1918 pandemic influenza, and further, that Arishima's period of illness and convalescence had a decisive effect on his understanding of Tolstoy's pacifist writings.

In this Article, Professor Epstein challenges the assumption that the fundamental doctrines of the common law can have a decisive effect on the flow of resources in society.