Sentence examples for decisive method from inspiring English sources

The ruling Congress party has a crude, unmeritocratic but at least decisive method of picking its leader: if you're a Gandhi, then it's you.

In situ spectroelectrochemical detection of reaction intermediates was used as a decisive method for elucidation of a rather complex redox mechanism of azoquinoline dye 2-methyl-5-[(E -phenyldiazenyl]quinolin-8-ol (R-N=N-Ph; whE -phenyldiazenyl]quinolin-8-ol-hydroxyquinolinE -phenyldiazenyl]quinolin-8-ol

The decisive method of diagnosis is based on the results of biopsies, morphologically evaluated to determine the presence or absence of cancer.

Although both INPH and PD have a relatively high incidence among the elderly, no decisive method of early stage diagnosis has been established and many cases of these conditions appear to be left undetected [ 17- 19].

A decisive, interpretable method for doing such a comparisons has until now, been unavailable.

An appropriate experimental design, followed by decisive statistical methods is mandatory to extract all the information that is concealed in the complexity of 2-DE data.

Given the recent advances in plant biomechanics and hydraulics as well as more decisive and testable methods for establishing phylogenetic and historical contexts, the combination of functional biology and phylogenetic studies offers the opportunity for more accurately understanding how diverse plant forms and their underlying functioning have evolved.

For the purpose of simulating such problem zones in anisotropic multilayered composites, analytical methods offer decisive advantages since they, in comparison to numerical methods, allow weighting of influencing parameters and in this way permit a physical interpretation of complicated notch phenomena.

His method: Take decisive action.

The LBF difference between this and the reference method was decisive for all three contrasts.

The most decisive step in our method is the selection of HSC based on their emission of retinol-based autofluorescence via UV excitation).