Sentence examples for be a clear determinant from inspiring English sources

The German state of Lower Saxony is Volkswagen's second-largest shareholder, with a 20.3% (blocking) stake, but it is widely expected that the European Court will not make its decision until at least the end of 2009, and its outcome will be a clear determinant of Porsche's decision whether to raise its stake past 75.0%.

Twenty of their patients had blood loss of 3500 mL or more, which they found to be a clear determinant of postoperative complications[ 8].

This has important consequences for GP engagement with CRC screening (and for the uptake of population-based screening), as research has found the perceived efficacy of different screening options to be a clear determinant of clinical practice [ 21, 22], despite comparable evidence of effectiveness from randomised controlled trials [ 31].

In our study, an MVD of above the cutoff of 60 microvessels per HPF was a clear determinant of poor outcome.

Given that obesity is a well established risk factor for endometrial cancer and physical activity is a clear determinant of obesity, the role of physical activity in endometrial cancer etiology needs to be recognized and considered in future research.

Here, the presence of small fragments was a clearer determinant of the total Pb concentration in the meat than was the presence of whole shot (which we removed after cooking but before undertaking the in vitro simulation).

The resource consumption rate appeared to be a clear-cut determinant of both the carrying capacity and the cell size in all media, since it accounted for 37% to 84% of the variation of those traits.

Antimicrobial use could not be identified as a clear determinant for MRSA (4 ).

Indeed, once you complete the exam treadmill, it quickly hits home that legal knowledge is but "a hygiene factor": instead it is a range of skills and personal attributes that will be the clear determinant of career success.

Ms. Aiken says determining the company's "ethos will be a major determinant of success".

Deprivation may be a more important determinant of teenage violence.