Sentence examples for decisive in assessing from inspiring English sources
The pier being an RCC section with the plasticity in its compression zone, i.e., at the face farther from the face of collision, proves to be decisive in assessing the damage from this simulation.
Many questions remain, however: not least, whether Ukraine will manage to regain control over its eastern border with Russia, a decisive factor in assessing if the pro-Russian insurgency can ever be pacified.
However, the participants' rating afterwards played a decisive role in assessing whether an adaptation was an improvement or not.
In assessing the hazard of silver NMs, the extent of particle dissolution has been suggested to be the decisive factor determining oral Ag uptake and the severity of resulting systemic effects (Hadrup et al. 2012a; Hadrup and Lam 2014).
The decisive question to assess the cost-effectiveness of financial transfer to workers is whether both objectives are relevant.
This was assessed in the REF for the first time, and for some institutions proved decisive in how they performed overall.
This is hardly decisive in itself.
The issue was decisive in Pennsylvania and North Dakota, too, among other places.
Isn't the role of Afghanistan decisive in all this?
We had to be more decisive in the individual battles".
