These findings suggested that the intercritical treatment conditions prior austenite transformation appeared to have decisive effect on steel refinement and forming of convenient multiphase structure, which should provide both, the high strength and sufficient ductility of bulky products.
As shown in Figure 2B, colonies of the revertant D1-n were found to be smaller than the D1-2n colonies, which suggests that the ploidy has decisive effects on the cellular responses.
This increase was observed both before and after the MCA came into force, suggesting that the legislation itself did not have decisive and immediate effects on practice but provoked anticipatory changes.
It took most of her thirties to realize that her inability to make decisions had had a decisive effect on her life, that time is unidirectional, and that she wouldn't be getting extra credit for refusing to live in the present.
The Iraqis have fired as many as 11 missiles in a single day.None of these exchanges seems to have had a decisive effect.
While black voters made up 16percentt of the vote on Election Day, that small difference, the analysis suggests, could have had a decisive effect on an election decided by only a few hundred votes out of nearly six million.
Yet, short-sellers, when they have proved their worth, can have a decisive effect on a company's valuation, which may give them power to crush a stock beyond its fundamentals' merit.
The lack of frigates had already had a decisive effect on 22 June, when the British fleet sighted four sails to the southeast.
The uplift has also had a decisive effect on the formation of the East-Asia monsoon, which increased the climatic differences between the glacial and interglacial period and influenced the extent of the glacial advance in China [ 4].
