Sentence examples for is decisive of from inspiring English sources

What they say in their opening statement is decisive, of course.

None of this is decisive, of course, but it is suggestive.

The vascularization and nutritional situation of the injured meniscus area as well as the type of meniscus tear are decisive of the success of a meniscus reconstruction.

These 'civic epistemologies' show the characteristics of the specific institutions they are part of and how the latter are decisive of how an issue is framed as a policy issue.

By 'fallacy' Whately meant "any unsound mode of arguing, which appears to demand our conviction, and to be decisive of the question at hand, when in fairness it is not"' (Bk. III, intro).

For many participants the appearance of PILs was decisive of whether they were being read.

This level of resolvability is decisive for de novo building of atomic models of proteins of unknown structures.

The question of test validity is decisive for the acceptance of an instrument and for successful testing.

Environmental adaptation is decisive for optimal yield of major crop plants.

The quality of a liver perfusion experiment is decisive for its scientific validity of the experiment.

Early diagnosis of cancer is decisive for its successful treatment.