Sentence examples for reasonably decisive from inspiring English sources
He was reasonably decisive in the tackle, for sure, and on this day he harassed Liverpool to within an inch of their sanity, but an equal if not bigger strength was his forensic reading of games and higher state of concentration.
The actual knowledge may reasonably suggest a more decisive role of migratory birds in the spread of WNV across the European continent [ 90].
It was a deserved and decisive victory against a reasonably strong European side.
Most real data sets having reasonably large numbers of taxa are not decisive for all trees, but in these cases we developed methods for assessing the fraction of trees for which they are decisive and the fraction of edges in those trees that can be distinguished.
However, it should be noted that even if some information (for example, about very slow biochemical reactions) may be lost, it can result in a more clear understanding of the most important interactions and allows focusing on the decisive processes in the model, predictive ability of which is reasonably preserved.
We therefore have no reason to believe that the results were biased in any decisive way due to systematic differences in the procedures used by responders and non-responders, but believe the results are reasonably representative of Swedish herds with 28 94 cows.
Experts have said that a decisive factor in the success of privacy injunctions is whether the claimant can be said to be a role model or figure from whom the public could reasonably expect a higher standard of conduct.
