Even though, I guess one could argue that every time a photographer presses the shutter it is a decisive moment or instance, in which they take a somewhat mysterious set of decisions that lead to making a picture.
As such, a change of the solvent results in a change in the crystal morphology with the solvent quality having a decisive impact; for instance, a water vapor result in structures that are similar to the spin coated samples shown in this work, while alcohols result in large single crystals well separated on the silica surface.
Accessibility of the site and/or the exosite specific preferences [37], tissue specificity, subcellular localization and topology would play a decisive role in this instance.
The ECI is authoritative and decisive in matters of elections for instance, where the law is ambiguous but it can be challenged in courts of law.
Mind you, there are instances where quick, decisive action is called for -- but there are many more where stopping to consider the consequences before you click, sign, or hit Submit can save you months or years of heartache down the road.
By a decisive three-to-one ratio, for instance, mainstream Republicans favor energy conservation over the production strategies that lie at the heart of Mr. Bush's energy plan.
Political opportunity structures, for instance, are assumed to be decisive for migrants' choices on whether to make claims along the categories of 'migrants', 'foreigners' or 'national and ethnic minorities'.
For instance, women can seem less decisive because they are discouraged from acting assertively.
It is important to understand that the DFA is primarily an exploratory tool to generate hypotheses, for instance about which parameters are decisive.
Using experimental techniques alone, however, will make it difficult to identify decisive reaction steps or molecules that control for instance differential ERK responses.
