Sentence examples for decisive selection from inspiring English sources

The major difficulties of the race were too far from the finish line to force a decisive selection.

Though a decisive selection occurs, such an experiment would not provide additional insight however.

Madsen batted superbly, giving his team-mates the benefit of a masterclass in how not to throw your wicket away while demonstrating simultaneously that, with a good technique, self-belief and decisive shot selection, scoring big runs need not be the preserve of the opposition.

The limitation of the future to some defined input scenarios, also called storylines or key assumptions, implies a subjective and decisive pre-selection of futures scrutinised with an energy model.

Additionally, inherent constraints, such as the proximity to historical/archaeological sites or environmentally protected areas close to the road are also considered to be decisive for the selection of the optimum upgrading option.

"You've got power versus speed, so how do you pick?" This week's World Cup clash and April's World Championships in Melbourne could prove decisive in the selection process.

They will be decisive for the selection of specific plasticity mechanisms in steels (such as twin formation, martensitic transformations and dislocation gliding).

Y-scrambling validation was decisive for the selection of the models' size since correlation coefficient became higher when larger number of neurons was used in the model.

By many accounts, it was decisive in the selection of Canberra as the site in 1908, as was a result of survey work done by the government surveyor Charles Scrivener.

Thus, host infection behaviour seems not to be decisive for host selection.

In LG17, seven SNPs displayed decisive evidence of selection and four of these SNPs, associated with oxygen at surface, were within the LD region (fig. 3).