The phrase "active determinants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing factors or variables that actively influence or determine an outcome or situation.
Example: "In the study of health outcomes, active determinants such as lifestyle choices and environmental factors play a crucial role."
Alternatives: "key factors" or "influential variables".
Polarity relies on the active determinants that localize to the plasma membrane and are associated with cell shape, cell adhesion and migration, cell division, and the uptake and release of molecules.
If a valid equation for the calculation of serum osmolarity can be derived from osmotically active determinants (serum sodium, potassium, urea, and glucose) generated from generic blood testing, this equation would improve the likelihood of detecting dehydration in older people.
Our data do not speak to whether this deviation from the isotropic distribution is driven by an active determinant within a specific subset of blastomeres or by some indirect mechanism acting in a more stochastic manner, such as degree of contact with surrounding cells (Graham and Deussen, 1978; Nishioka et al., 2009) or some other geometrical attributes of blastomeres.
However, we show here that the synthetic and hydrolytic activities are coupled by the same active site determinants, suggesting that their independent evolution would have been substantially restricted on that basis.
The framework includes active consideration of determinants of population health and their interactions, ideally before the design of specific testing strategies.
Understanding the correlates and determinants of active commuting to school aids the development of strategies to increase rates of active commuting in young people (Tudor-Locke et al., 2001).
In this way our model is less concerned with the determinants of active ongoing primary connections.
In our view, economic resources should be interpreted as determinants of active ageing.
No studies on determinants of active commuting to school/work has been conducted in Norway.
Currently, in men with early disease, a biopsy GS of 3+4=7 or more is one of the prognostic determinants for active treatment (NCCN, 2012a; Heidenreich et al, 2014).
In our view, the authors of such definitions fail to make a clear conceptual distinction between the constituents of active ageing and its determinants.
