The phrase "a single determinant of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific factor that influences or determines an outcome or result.
Example: "In this study, we aim to identify a single determinant of academic success among high school students."
Alternatives: "a sole factor in" or "a primary influence on".
Several studies have identified a single determinant of patients' self-management behaviour, such as self-efficacy, depressive symptoms or coping behaviour [ 7, 15– 17].
The specificities were generally lower for BPL, although this may be accounted for by the use of FDG uptake as a single determinant of malignancy.
The use of SLEDAI as a single determinant of flare or worsening remains limited since worsening of pre-existing symptoms and less-than-complete remission of such symptoms (even with significant improvement) do not change the SLEDAI score.
Alongside the small numbers of benign nodules analysed, this study found relatively low AUC values derived compared to larger group data [ 1], owing to the stand-alone use of SUVmax as a single determinant of malignant involvement.
It is clear that HLA-DRB1*04, as well as other SE alleles, do not represent a single determinant for development of autoimmune responses.
The results of this study confirm that motivation is not a function of a single determinant, but is the result of a complex interplay of factors that operate within a cultural context.
It illuminated the complex nature of these relationships and the manner in which they influence motivation, confirming that motivation is not just a function of a single determinant but rather an output of interactions among various factors [ 51].
These results indicate that a single determinant specifies nucleoside binding for both steps of splicing.
Some 80 years since haemolytic complications from 8-aminoquinolines were first observed, AHA in G6PD-deficient persons remains a unique case in pharmacogenetics, where a specific enzyme deficiency is the single determinant of a severe, potentially life-threatening side effect.
"We haven't fully exploited the power of science to diagnose infectious illness at a very early stage and very, very quickly," said Varmus, adding that such diagnoses represent "the most important single determinant of whether an adequate response to a biological warfare incident can be managed".
"If there's a lesson to be learned, it's that a good idea by itself is not the single determinant of success," sighs Rapp, 40, the son of a soda bottler.
