The phrase "act as determinants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing factors or elements that influence or determine an outcome or situation.
Example: "Various environmental factors can act as determinants of species survival in changing climates."
Alternatives: "serve as factors" or "function as influences".
The condition and state of the UWDS infrastructure, that is, pipe condition, flow conditions (intermittent supply), and even the environment (probable pollutant source) through which they pass act as determinants for the safety of the water they transmit.
It has been also reported that geometry and shape act as determinants of particle recognition [66].
Despite individual differences, more broad attributes of referees such as gender and region can act as determinants of a referee's handling of manuscripts, particularly in terms of the number of manuscripts being reviewed, review time and rejection rate.
In chronic renal populations, these barriers may also act as determinants of PA [ 37].
To optimally treat T2DM, pharmacological interventions should, ideally, target key nodes in this network that act as determinants of disease progression.
Key components of several multidimensional models of frailty, such as economic vulnerability, may act as determinants, as enhancers, or as outcomes of frailty.
This view highlights with atomic resolution interactions that typically act as determinant for specificity.
Researchers have shown that age of onset may not necessarily act as a unique determinant in the course of schizophrenic disorder as evidence indicates that men have an earlier age of illness onset than women [ 3- 6] and a more severe course of illness, particularly in the short and medium terms [ 41].
Although cultural, linguistic, and geographic differences exist within and across Indigenous populations globally, to a large extent, colonialism, racism, social exclusion, and the repression of self-determination act as the determinants within which Indigenous health is constructed [ 4, 5].
Communication, aggregative and social behaviour modes are highly determined by environmental cues and act as major determinants of the nutritional status of the cell, which as discussed above is a major determinant of glycogen accumulation.
Given that spatial information in the neuroectoderm, in the form of embryonic patterning genes, imparts heterogeneity to neural progenitor populations, it is likely that these genes might also act as intrinsic determinants in the progenitor to give lineages their unique identities and hence determine their place in neural circuitry.
