The phrase "also a significant determinant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that influence or determine an outcome, emphasizing that this factor is important alongside others.
Example: "In addition to economic factors, education is also a significant determinant of social mobility."
Alternatives: "also an important factor" or "also a key influence".
Prior experience with social media was also a significant determinant of news sharing intention.
In addition to the self-efficacy and implicit theories of ability, value beliefs are also a significant determinant in students' motivation and achievement (Eccles Parsons et al. 1983).
The district was also a significant determinant.
Better maternal health knowledge was also a significant determinant of facility delivery in this study.
Township group (as a dichotomous variable) was also a significant determinant of risk (p = 0.006) in a one-way ANOVA analysis.
Family size is also a significant determinant of childhood growth trajectories, with sibship size negatively related to growth rates, particularly for later-born children in this cohort (Lawson and Mace 2008).
Similarly, the size of the household is also not a significant determinant of the decision to migrate. Figure 1 Percent respondents to household characteristics amongst the pastoralist sampled in Baringo District, Kenya.
Also, adiponectin was a significant determinant of MMP-3 when it was set alone as an independent variable (β = 0.85, P = 0.046; R2 = 0.12 and P = 0.046 for model).
Ethnicity was also identified as a significant determinant for GDM screening by Blatt and colleagues in their study from the US, where non-white ethnicity increased the likelihood of being screened [ 23].
Relational strain among men and women has also been shown to be a significant determinant for developing depressive symptoms after failed treatment (25).
Hall (2008) also asserted that learning styles are a significant determinant of mathematics performance.
