Sentence examples for that decided between from inspiring English sources

I discussed earlier a set of crucial experiments that decided between two competing classes of theories, those that conserved parity and those that did not.

It was this information that decided between life and death.

At the time, the new pope received at least 40 of the 77 necessary votes in the last round of voting that decided between him and Ratzinger.

As an approximation, we have e − 1 2 Δ B I C = e − 1 2 (B I C M k − B I C M k ~ ) ≈ B F which is a measure that decides between models and accounts for high degrees of observational variation.

This seemingly short and less important step will actually be the factor that decides between success (survival) and failure (dirt nap).

Two other dams have been upgraded to fill the gap.Ken Salazar, the secretary of the interior, who attended the ceremony celebrating the demolition, said that deciding between job-creation and caring for the planet is a "false choice".

Interestingly, transforming growth factor-β is not only required for generation of Th17 cells but also for the generation of Tregs, at least in the periphery, and so it is the presence or absence of IL-6 that decides between the two T-cell fates.

This was a "crucial" experiment, one that decided unequivocally between two competing theories, or classes of theory.

He was a Cambridge selectman and served on a commission that decided the boundary between Boston and Charlestown.

"It's a matter that was decided between four walls, in the mayor's office or by the executive committee.

Something similar happened last November, in a game between France and Ireland that decided which of the two nations went to the World Cup.