Instead the study emphasizes that population size, not compactness, is the decisive factor.
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If money continues to be the decisive factor, these Democratic candidates could be in trouble come November.
If an enterprise is going to attract and retain top talent, mobile tools are becoming a decisive factor.
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If that happens and money ceases to be the decisive factor, California's politics could become wide open again.
With two stout defenses the turnover battle could be the decisive factor in determining who will play Indianapolis.
Professor Michael Lewis-Beck of the University of Iowa and Charles Tien of Hunter College think unemployment is a more decisive factor.
This was now the decisive factor in our two-fold barrier to entry.
But university leaders say the government's immigration clampdown is the decisive factor.
While not clear-cut, an analysis of the story lends to the conclusion that politics were in all likelihood the decisive factor in the decision.
But perhaps the decisive factor is the set of universal communications standards for connecting clients to central servers that has been established by the Internet.
Formations give players an idea of how they might want to view themselves on the field, but they're never a decisive factor in the game.
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Rather, Bush's speech Thursday is likely to be the decisive factor.
In such a setup the power of the education lobby and the sympathy that the media extends to educators become the decisive factor rather than the results.
The Apple document showed, among other things, that trust in the company's brand was a decisive factor in buying decisions in countries that include the U.S. and China.
Obama carried North Carolina by only fourteen thousand votes and, many analysts say, must carry it again to win in 2012, so turnout could be a decisive factor.
The second and perhaps more decisive factor concerns the economy.
But he suspects Jaguar and BMW will be selling passenger models equipped with KERS long before Formula One has made its power-boosting technology a decisive factor in winning races.
Perceptions of firm American support for Israel may be the single most decisive factor in the calculations of her regional enemies concerning the consequences of attacks against the Jewish state.
"The most decisive factor in achieving a sustained increase in first-time buyer numbers is likely to be the performance of the wider economy - especially the labour market, " he said.
While many believe that set-pieces are the decisive factor in a game, for Mourinho the key to winning lies in transitions - the moment when possession changes hands from one side to another.
And, as is the nature of things against the World Champions, a team effort towards that apparently mundane task may be the decisive factor, before we can even factor in Ronaldo's potential for brilliance.
Monaco is F1's slowest track so Red Bull's blistering pace is unlikely to be as decisive a factor, but qualifying could well be crucial - five of the last six race winners in Monaco have started from pole.
And when you throw in the fluctuations of eight or nine opponents' cards--including no-limit showdowns in which two or more players have very strong hands--the luck factor becomes practically decisive.
In particular, we salute you for the factor you said was decisive in your deliberations: the well-being of the troops who willingly put their lives on the line every day for their country.
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One factor here is that a number of Northern Ireland MPs who may be in the US for St Patrick's Day, and who won't get back in time - given that this could be a very tight vote, that factor could even be decisive.
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