Sentence examples for decisive risk from inspiring English sources

The use of a curb bit with a port was found to be a decisive risk factor for lesions in the bar region.

Although the role of intratumoral versus peritumoral lymphangiogenesis is still debated, its role as a decisive risk factor for tumor metastasis is now established.

Clement et al showed that a low activity level before trauma is a decisive risk factor for poor functional outcome after surgery in patients with proximal humeral fractures [ 16].

The use of curb bits with a port was found to be a decisive risk factor for lesions on the bars of the mandible, most of which were regarded as severe.

With Trump at the top of the ticket, GOP chances for retaining the small but controlling majority they now hold in the Senate and the larger, 30-seat majority in the House of Representatives are now at big-time -- but not yet decisive -- risk.

That means they could risk decisive steps if they had the internal motivation to do so.

In "A Thematic Strategy on the Sustainable Use of Pesticides" in 2006, the EU Commission had already noted that, in addition to the authorisation procedure, the use phase was decisive for the risks and impacts of PPPs [27].

One decisive criteria for increased risk of secondary ACL rupture or postoperative residual positive pivot shift, or, Two secondary criteria for increased risk of secondary ACL rupture or postoperative residual positive pivot shift including history, clinical or imaging signs, or patient profile.

We have taken firm and decisive action to eliminate risk and demonstrate that misconduct will not be tolerated.

He was willing to intervene in Libya because he saw a way for the United States to make a quick, decisive difference with little risk of casualties.

"This is clearly a very significant help and central banks are showing decisive leadership here as risk aversion is hitting the private sector," said Julian Callow, chief European economist at Barclays Capital in London.