The phrase "a determinant of three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical contexts, particularly when discussing matrices or linear algebra, where a determinant is a specific value calculated from a square matrix.
Example: "To find the area of the triangle formed by the points, we need to calculate the determinant of three."
Alternatives: "a value of three" or "a factor of three".
The molar concentration is a major determinant of two important physicochemical properties of CM solutions: osmolality and viscosity.
Postoperative delirium was a determinant of worse quality of life six months after SICU discharge in three of the eight SF-36 domains: physical function, vitality, and social function.
Pain was also found to be a determinant of PSD onset in two studies: in the first, it was found to be a determinant of fatigue and problems with perceptual and cognitive functions [20]; in the second, it was found to be a determinant of difficulties with employment, both reduced efficiency and reduction in time [21].
This general criterion is given as: A singularity of the M F with a determinant value of zero indicates that the model has one or more underlying parameters that are not identifiable.
This behavior might cause problems because an additional row will be created in the adjacency matrix; further, the inverse might not be computed as there is a chance for a determinant of matrix A to be zero.
This design has a maximum degree determinant of four compared to its corresponding Vandermonde matrix design which has a maximum degree determinant of five.
HIV was not a determinant of suicide in any of the three racial-ethnic groups in our study, even though a 1994 meta-analysis identified this disease as a risk factor [ 13].
Coaxial stacking of helical elements is a determinant of three-dimensional structure in RNA.
The current prospective study aims at determining the relative incidence, timing and determinants of three types of patient responses.
A linear analysis of covariance model was used to identify the major determinants of three variables of interest, namely ribosome occupancy, ribosome density and protein level.
Public policy theories grasp the adoption determinants of three large, government-led incentive programs for forest conservation in the Amazon, in Peru, Ecuador, and Brazil.
