Sentence examples for is a decisive criterion from inspiring English sources

A particular interest is the thermal characteristics and mechanical strength, which is a decisive criterion for selecting a material in the construction.

Tuber starch content has to have an optimal range for table and processing potatoes, and starch yield (starch per area unit) is a decisive criterion for the production of potato starch for industrial uses.

The cost/efficiency ratio of CO2-reduction measures must be a decisive criterion for their application.

There will be several hypotheses that are explanations for phenomena p1, p2, p3 …, so the fact that a particular hypothesis explains the phenomena is not a decisive criterion for developing that hypothesis (Harman 1965; see also Blackwell 1969).

In other eras, as in modern times, concentration on the latter has been considered a decisive criterion, so that philosophers who are Jewish but unconcerned with Judaism or the Jewish heritage and destiny in their thought are not ordinarily classified as Jewish philosophers.

The strength level is an appropriate criterion because it is a decisive factor in determining the quality of concrete, and in addition, other most significant properties of the concrete can be related to its compressive strength.

The answer is a decisive "yes".

But is a decisive leader.

Stability is a decisive factor in the design of domes.

"This is a decisive moment," he says.

He is a decisive but humble man.