Finally, the inclusion of the deflections and fatigue limit states appears to be crucial, since their ignorance leads to 3.9% more economic but unsafe results.
The decentralization of support services for HIV-exposed children to other cities in the state seems to be crucial for the accurate monitoring of outcomes.
And if a Labour government is going to have any chance of reconstructing the British economy and breaking the grip of wealth-extracting predators (creating wealth as well as distributing it, as the Blairites might say), the power of the central state is going to be crucial.
Many of the factories are in Midwestern states that are expected to be crucial in next Tuesday's election: in addition to the three G.M. factories in Michigan, one of the DaimlerChrysler factories is in Michigan, another is in Ohio, a third is in Missouri and a fourth is in Illinois.
These, to put it mildly, are going to be crucial states for both candidates in November -- the battlegroundiest of the battlegrounds, so to speak.
The word burned through the thin, dry-timbered wall of political neology in 1984, as Senator John Glenn's campaign manager in South Carolina, John Lawson, told the A.P. that Glenn's campaign "considered six Deep South states to be the crucial states for Glenn — the fire wall, if you will, between Mondale and the nomination".
In our opinion, the preoperative state might be crucial to a consecutive imbalance in the coagulation system during bypass, leading to thrombin generation.
The vote in this swing state could be crucial to the election result.
Southern states will be crucial to Mr. Santorum's performance on Tuesday.
As previously stated, context is crucial to decide which interventions are effective in specific populations because the effect and therefore the impact of some interventions could differ according to the setting.
