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).
On the other hand, their imagery task may well prove decisive in assessing consciousness in these patients, and in determining who, among PVS patients, really are at least "minimally conscious".
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.
The decisive question to assess the cost-effectiveness of financial transfer to workers is whether both objectives are relevant.
Most real data sets having reasonably large numbers of taxa are not decisive for all trees, but in these cases we developed methods for assessing the fraction of trees for which they are decisive and the fraction of edges in those trees that can be distinguished.
Kirk said in an e-mail that "Turning Point assessed the situation and took decisive action within 72 hours of being made aware of the issue".
Kirk said in an e-mail that "Turning Point assessed the situation and took decisive action within 72 hours of being made aware of the issue". Soon after, Clanton left the organization.
In applying the model, whenever possible, sites should assess the strengths and weaknesses of contextual factors at the district level, rather than the state or provincial level, as these will often be more decisive in contributing to the process' success.
It must be emphasized that the studies included in that meta-analysis were insufficiently powered to assess the effect of trimetazidine on pre-determined endpoints, and therefore, the results of this meta-analysis must not be considered as decisive [ 53].
