Sentence examples for decisive for defining from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the methods used by certain philosophers in various currents of the Chinese tradition, are by no means decisive for defining the positions of the subject and the object of comprehension, or the nature of their mutual relations.

Our application of IQWIG's approach can be criticized for defining an efficiency frontier with treatment regimens, which are not IFN-free and lack a decisive benefit of SOF/RBV and SOF/SMV.

The importance of investigations into VHD and EBHS for example, which were emerging diseases in the early 1990 s [ 50, 56], was decisive in defining two clusters.

This quantitative approach was unique and decisive to define the difference of perceptions in various conditions.

A decisive victory was defined as including the potential for territorial occupation and regime change if necessary.

In any case, the reconstruction of the vertical history is decisive and relies on defining sets of congruent characters [ 5- 7].

Madrid and Barcelona met in a game that was decisive for the destiny of the title, a clash that would define the rest of the season, and at the end of it the league had a new leader.

Bounds can be defined where the Bayes factor value becomes decisive for one model over the other.

We say that S is decisive for a phylogenetic tree T provided T| Y1,..., T| Y k defines.

A pattern of taxon coverage is decisive for some tree on all the taxa in a multi-locus data set if that tree is uniquely defined by combining the (correctly inferred and perfectly concordant) trees from the separate loci.

Let this set be called V, and let it be almost decisive for x against y.