Sentence examples for seem to be decisive from inspiring English sources

The yield of HCN and CH4 along the furnace axis does not seem to be decisive on the effect of particle size, but is closely related to the effect of reburning fuel fraction.

And yet he is a conscientious enough social scientist to concede that there doesn't seem to be decisive evidence for a "causal link" between violent lyrics and violent behavior.

As the new act was simply an amendment of § 5869, these two last cases would seem to be decisive of the opinion of the supreme court upon the statute in question, upon which its decision is, of course, obligatory upon this court.

However, 2005 and 2006 seem to be decisive years for the RBOCs, requiring equally decisive action and active reshaping of their business model, the firm said.

To be sure, Pickering has allowed a role for the natural world in the production of the experimental result, but it does not seem to be decisive.

Voters and politicians in Britain claim to be perplexed that economic and political relations between the UK and the Republic of Ireland seem to be decisive in determining the course of Brexit.

For higher frequencies place alone seems to be decisive.

Furthermore, the technique of hypothermia induction seems to be decisive.

Position in the organism and with respect to other cells seems to be decisive in directing differentiation.

One of the most studied post-translational modification is the phosphorylation of histone H3, which seems to be decisive for cell cycle in relation to the chromosome condensation and segregation, activation of apoptosis, transcription and repair of DNA damage (Houben et al. [2007]).

33...Qc8 The double-attack on the Ra6 and the pawn on f5 seems to be decisive, but Bird still finds sharp moves to keep the game going.