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].
Examining at fourteen years may not be ideal, as the determinants of erosion/tooth wear have not acted for long, the indices do not discriminate sufficiently and proportionately few subjects have dentine exposed on smooth surfaces.
However, there have been no attempts to understand the intricacies involving Ca2+ binding, such as the determinants of Ca2+-binding affinity and their contributions to gain in stability.
Despite considerable empirical research, results on the relationships among constructs related to information system (IS) satisfaction, as well as the determinants of IS satisfaction, are often inconsistent.
Her past projects include the study of collective violence in the American South, as well as the determinants of fertility behaviors of parents with children with autism - appearing in Sociological Science and Social Forces.
His main academic interest is in identifying the solutions to poverty, malnutrition, and disease in developing countries, as well as the determinants of human capital and the role of cognitive and non-cognitive skills in labor market outcomes.
How to create and process new ideas will further displace physical capital as the determinant of economic growth.
The slide into "values" as the determinant of foreign policy unequivocally allies the UK to the US.
Israel's acceptance of traditional Jewish religious law, or halacha, as the determinant of Jewish personal status dates back to the state's first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion.
The Austrian school dwelt on the importance of utility as the determinant of value and dismissed classical economics as completely outmoded.
