Still, other families are important to Rubio, who cites a "landmark study" that found that, "More than racial segregation, more than education, more than inequality, the number of single parents in a community is most determinative of upward mobility".
Cognitive-behavioral treatments of insomnia that include an element of sleep restriction seem to be antidepressant, e.g., see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3353033/, though it is unclear whether time-in-bed or EEG sleep curtailment or earlier morning light exposure is most determinative.
Furthermore, although we have seen movement at the country and individual levels, much greater effort must be made at the organizational level, which we think may be the most determinative lever of change.
For colorectal cancer, it has been shown that the deepest invasive part of the tumour is the most determinative for tumour progression and almost invariably demonstrates the highest stromal formation (if any).
The model that was utilized for this study was limited to level gait as for time-dependent parameters, such as bone remodelling and fatigue, normal walking is considered most determinative (Van Lenthe et al. 1997; Morlock et al. 2001).
The foam performance is a function of injection rate or pressure, but the most determinative factor is surfactant properties.
Like the great struggles over civil rights and race, the most determinative issue is attitudinal.
Because hardness is a highly diagnostic property in mineral identification, most determinative tables use relative hardness as a sorting parameter.
MISCELLANEOUS Studies show that the most determinative predictor of happiness at work is not the job itself, nor its salary, but rather the presence of a "best friend" — or two — at the workplace.
Here the artist's hand is an actor and a guide, not necessarily the most determinative factor.
