Sentence examples for decisive to determine from inspiring English sources
The design and operational variables of inlet and exhaust systems are decisive to determine overall engine performance.
Albeit the design dimension is decisive to determine the environmental impacts of the innovation, all dimensions can play a significant role in the management of eco-innovation.
In designing fire protection measures, it is decisive to determine what type of fire hazard is to be covered for a transfer station or a distribution depot, so that adequate protection against overheating is provided for the railway tank wagon respectively the storage tank and also the tank vehicle to prevent a possible tank failure.
As its endodermal expression disappears before organ-specific domains are discernible and because Sox17 is excluded from mesenchyme apart from mesoderm-derived microvessels (Engert et al., 2009), lineage tracing of Sox17+ descendants should be decisive to determine whether thyroid C cells derive from endoderm or not.
However the analysis of the presence or absence of virulence traits is not decisive to determine the commensal or pathogenic nature of a bacterium and the predictive methods have limitations and are not sufficient to conclude on the pathogenesis of the microorganism.
Tracer tests are in general a decisive tool to determine flow communication characteristics in underground formations.
The next, most decisive step to determine to which of the sometimes many choices of isotopes, a certain gamma line belongs to, is visual and interactive.
Clay, as speaker of the House, was in a strategic and perhaps decisive position to determine the outcome, and he threw his support to Adams, who was elected on the first ballot.
SmallMedia: "We of course discussed valuation numbers, but knew they were not a decisive factor to determine investment.
Samples were taken at five selected time points of the fermentation process, which were chosen to follow the initial cell growth (sampling points I, II and III) and to determine the decisive changes within the early (IV) and the late stage (V) of the protease-producing states.
The degree of exceeding at the required service duration allows higher design stresses than under constant amplitude loading and is decisive in determining to what extent cross sections and hence weights can be reduced.
