Sentence examples for is decisive to a from inspiring English sources

From (3) we note that since the inverted clutter-plus-noise covariance matrix is employed for weight training, the ability to accurately estimate is decisive to a successful detection.

However, trial in humans is decisive to identify a "hit" as "a real hit"; and this is a good way to assess toxicity and safety.

Experiments with respect to the long-term stability of the three reactors revealed that it is decisive to posses a highly sophisticated educt and fuel evaporation technology in combination with a homogeneous mixing of the educts.

The accuracy on determining water saturation is decisive to perform a realistic evaluation of hydrocarbon reserves and critical to reduce the economic risks in the oil industry investments.

It is decisive to establish a concentration ratio {c arene)/c bisarenesulphide)} in the reaction layer which is high enough to keep the rate of anodic self-coupling vs the coupling with the desired arene low enough.

This insight is decisive to create a basis for development of new causal therapy modalities.

"If a person experiences that there are uninteresting sides to my [the patient] story, you may want to avoid telling whatever is decisive to enable you to make a correct diagnosis according to conventional medicine".

The chemical nature of the sensitizer and its selective uptake by malignant cells are decisive to choose an appropriate biocompatible carrier, able to preserve the photosensitizing characteristics of the dye.

Yet, even though I'm capable of being decisive, to decide now would be a mistake because there isn't enough information.

Alex Corbisiero may not have the hulking menace of Andrew Sheridan, but he gave Ben Alexander, who had marked his 50th cap the previous week by winning two early scrum penalties which were to prove to be decisive, a night to forget.

Our military involvement in Syria was intended not to be decisive but to send a message.