Sentence examples for more decisive measures from inspiring English sources

However, future studies on this topic should include more decisive measures of redox balance along with diaphragmatic contractile measurements and the assessment of muscle fiber atrophy.

Suffering investors will argue for more decisive measures.

We think the stock can be boosted short term, but.. we remain underperform and would require more decisive measures taken on underperforming businesses to turn more positive.

In the case of the regions that have fallen most behind in their deficit-cutting plans, Ms. Salgado warned that more "decisive" measures would be needed.

Climate change require us to more decisive measures in this area.

The government, critics argue, could have undertaken more decisive measures ahead of Haiyan's landfall, knowing how powerful, unpredictable, and disastrous it could get.

Since differences in amplification efficiency between the Z-linked locus and the autosomal control may lead to slight deviations from theses values, the more decisive measure is the male-to-female ratio (m:f) which is 1 for autosomal loci and 2 for Z-linked loci (E [ZZconc/ZWconc.] = 2).

By Wednesday, the firm took a more decisive step.

If the president is not persuaded finally to sign the treaty, the government may reach for more decisive and spectacular measures, including a senate lawsuit against president Klaus for conduct against the constitutional order.

She may be more decisive than Bill was.

If the emphasis is on making decisions about administering the intervention, Time 1 is more decisive, and then, it is measured at Time 1 and anchored at Time 2. If the emphasis is on making decisions about the outcome of the intervention (success, failure), Time 2 is more decisive, and then, it is measured at Time 2 and anchored at Time 1.