Sentence examples for the decisive criterion from inspiring English sources

The decisive criterion is the length of time a given mass of water resides within a certain part of an aquatic ecosystem, a concept clearly related to flow rates.

However, in practice, aggregated costs are the decisive criterion.

Therefore, the decisive criterion for the selection of therapy points is their degree of activation.

The ease with which the part accuracy can be achieved is the decisive criterion for material selection in micro-molding process.

Providing a 'B' or 'C' LOS and a satisfactory environmental/social condition rating, the decisive criterion for the selection of the 'Rehabilitation' option as the best upgrading strategy is the adequacy of geometry at turns and intersections.

Our experimental research shows that the most promising shape-based hybrid joints reported in the literature are not the best solution when the hybrid joint's fatigue life is the decisive criterion for a product's durability.

Someone with my background is never going to get a studentship if the decisive criteria are undergraduate and master's results.

As a result, for Strahler's method, we derived the decisive criteria in designating correct stream number in complex stream interconnections by plotting minimum number of segments along with the concept of primary and secondary flow.

It is often assumed in talking about addiction to a substance that the decisive criteria are tolerance (a need for more and more of the stuff in order to get the desired high) and withdrawal (physiological suffering associated with declining blood and tissue concentrations of the substance in question).

The first decisive criterion for granting DP in Norway is that the patient has gone through a comprehensive occupational rehabilitation and treatment program before he may apply for DP (§ 12-5) [ 23].

The College Board tells readers to base their evaluations on things like "clear and consistent mastery," but the truly decisive criterion may be simpler.