We made a conclusion about ARDS stage employing decisive rules of diagnostic algorithm that were found using values of external ventilation parameters, blood gas pressure and central reography data (Intensive Care Med 1996, 22 410).
In China, many people looked at Indian democracy as the greatest advertisement for decisive, authoritarian rule.
In this case the application of PI-RADS v. 2, and the knowledge of anatomy on DWI and DCE sequences is decisive to rule out the presence of PCa (Fig. 3).
Gesell, a decisive jurist, ruled that the New York Times and Washington Post newspapers could publish the Pentagon Papers, which the Nixon administration had tried to block.
Market forces, it ruled, would henceforth play a "decisive role" in the economy.Still, Mao continues to exert a powerful influence over the party and public opinion.
This, the clearest result since 1984, should mean stable, decisive and predictable rule.
The army has played a decisive role, even after it donned a figleaf of civilian rule.
Fig. 4 illustrates how decisive the expert rules are.
While the meaning of the data is of decisive importance where rules are to be developed, it is irrelevant to train the predictive model.
But other cases, ruled on this week, showed that the appointment of Mr Alito to replace Sandra Day O'Connor may have nudged the court a little to the right.For example, Mr Alito's vote was decisive in upholding a rule in Kansas obliging jurors to impose the death penalty in murder cases where they deem aggravating and mitigating factors to be of equal weight.
