The phrase "a determinant of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or variables that influence or determine a particular outcome or condition.
Example: "Education is often seen as a determinant of a person's socioeconomic status."
Alternatives: "a factor influencing a" or "a variable affecting a".
The techniques involve relating the value of a determinant of a 0 1 matrix with the number of certain perfect matchings in a bipartite graph.
How important is the partial loss of one's identity as a determinant of a living lab and should we generate living labs when trying to appeal to foreign countries and their cultures, while trimming the uniqueness of our own?
Mr Goleman's central premise was that the ability to recognise, understand and handle emotions was at least as important a determinant of a person's life-chances as the logico-deductive thought processes commonly measured in schools.
For example, in 1966, the Coleman study on equality in education found that "[s]chools bring little influence to bear on a child's achievement that is independent of his [or her] background and general social context". These findings have been contested, but it is likely that socioeconomic factors are a determinant of a child's academic success, along with the educational experience itself.
Acknowledging inmates as a person, in any capacity – whether as a student or a patient – was a determinant of a staff member's trustworthiness.
Their formulae are expressed in terms of a determinant of a matrix whose entries involve the -Bessel function and, alternately, by a combinatorial sum.
Next, we evaluated short birth intervals as a determinant of an adverse pregnancy outcome.
The level of education of respondents (women of reproductive) also emerged as a determinant of an individual's NHIS membership status.
In recent years, there has been growing realisation of the importance of social influence as a determinant of an individual's health.
Discrimination is a determinant of an individual's state of health, which is in turn linked with social structure and hierarchy, socioeconomic class, gender, and ethnic group.
The Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) outlines the causal assumptions of short birth interval as a determinant of an adverse pregnancy outcome.
