Sentence examples for each decisive from inspiring English sources
In each decisive dataset, all included species were binned into four clusters that correspond to the taxonomic groups that are relevant for the respective phylogenetic relationship (see above, Table 2, and Additional file 12).
But we preferred to show the degree of uncertainty inherent in each decisive criterion by displaying the range of values through whiskers (median of the highest and lowest rankings of aggregated experts' opinions).
Through two games, each a decisive loss at home that was broadcast on national television, Teel has thrown five interceptions and one touchdown pass.
Liberals and conservatives each claimed "decisive" victories this week in Ohio.
Values below internodal edges represent the number of genes available to test each clade (decisive genes); values above such edges represent the percentage of these genes whose ML trees are consistent with this clade (congruence frequency).
is minimal where is the weight of the i th SNP (cost of removed vertices is minimal); All edges in are decisive (each edge has a majority rule phasing); Choosing a phasing for each edge in by majority rule gives a unique phasing for.
Still, each nation promised "decisive action" if economic weakness continued.
But in each of the decisive middle innings, when the Nationals scored seven times, Pelfrey lost all control of the strike zone.
The six volumes each describe a decisive moment in Norwegian history.
To round out the project, each photographer -- or, in some cases, a photographer's relative or estate representative -- wrote an explanation of what makes each shot so decisive.
For he defines law as universal (in the logician's sense of "universal") practical propositions conceived in the reason of the ruler(s) and communicated to the reason of the ruled so that the latter will treat those propositions, at least presumptively, as reasons for action reasons as decisive for each of them as if each had conceived and adopted them by personal judgment and choice.
