Sentence examples for determinative value from inspiring English sources

Whatever determinative value historical territorial encounters provide, those outcomes do not bode well for the Red Sox National Football Leaguee cousins, the New England Patriots, in the Super Bowl today.

It was noteworthy that, of the parameters for the nerve conduction study, only F-wave latency correlated with GLS (r = −0.34, p < 0.001), and also was identified as an independent determinative value of GLS in a multivariate linear regression model (β = −0.25, p = 0.001) even after adjustment for other closely related GLS factors.

It was Meinong who first insisted on the distinction between feeling and desire, although he regarded feelings rather than desires to be determinative of values (Meinong 1894, §§ 5 6).

This long cold war was fought and lost over measurement: The old guard finally gave in to the commoditization and sensationalization of news when "clicks" became the ultimate and determinative measure of value in the news ecosystem.

"The results of disorderly transactions are not determinative when measuring fair value," the statement said.

The SvjO2 and lactate gap values were determinative in the aspect of final outcome.

It further uncovers a general attitude in Lebanese culture whereby age in itself can be determinative of whether an opinion matters, is of value and should be heard.

Next, the area under the ROC curve, the AUC value, is thought useful and often reported as determinative.

This places an almost absolute value on autonomy and assumes that subject consent is the determinative fact in research ethics.

In a choice between alternatives each favored by different, incommensurable values, even though there are reasons to choose both alternatives, because reasons are not causally determinative, the lack of a reason to choose one alternative over another need not render the choice unintelligible.

"Geography is not determinative".