Myc has decisive influence on growth, proliferation and differentiation (Massagué 2004).
The late David Fleming – one of the greatest thinkers you've probably never heard of – said in his recent posthumously published magnum opus, Lean Logic, that "localisation stands, at best, at the limits of practical possibility, but it has the decisive argument in its favour that there will be no alternative".
But for a country that inspires equal parts irritation and admiration, here is its résumé, so far, in the Arab revolts: It has proved decisive in isolating Syria's leader, helped topple Libya's, offered itself as a mediator in Yemen and counts Tunisia's most powerful figure as a friend.
The Commission is responsible for initiating Community legislation, and, as the starting point of the legislative procedure, it has a decisive role to play in better lawmaking.
Globalization has become one of the crucial topics of discussion and concern in recent times, since it has a decisive impact upon our lives.
Yet however short on dazzle and razzle Make the Road may be, it has clear, decisive wins that can be counted.
When designing a numerical scheme for the resolution of conservation laws, the selection of a particular source term discretization (STD) may seem irrelevant whenever it ensures convergence with mesh refinement, but it has a decisive impact on the solution.
It is found that under high heat flux imposing upon the hot end, the thermal stress is so strong that it has a decisive effect on the life expectation of the device.
The authority said it has taken "decisive action" by closing the homes.
When the water content is close to 30 20%, which has a big influence on the productivity index per meter in the process of production, it has a decisive role in the selection of sand control method.
