Sentence examples for be the only determinant from inspiring English sources
Although our findings, based on overexpression, cannot be taken as a proof of fate determination, they suggest that Nkx2.1 itself might not be the only determinant of cortically derived interneurons demonstrated in primates.
The study shows that the power expenditure of the flow arrangement providing the most uniform temperature can be higher than the potential benefit, so the temperature distribution on the HHX casing may not be the only determinant of its quality.
It's a case that goes to the heart of the UK's housing crisis, raising questions about the importance of communities, whether market forces should be the only determinant of where people live, and whether councils should be holding on to prime real estate.
Of course, automatic stabilizers should not be the only determinant of discretionary programs.
Nevertheless, network structure is not considered to be the only determinant of firm performance (Zaheer et al. 2010, p. 63).
The World Bank ([2009]) shared similar sentiments although it deduced that credit alone would not be the only determinant of better performance of SMEs; but other factors such as ability to create savings, better education levels for entrepreneurs could also be significant in determining better performance of SMEs in developing countries.
The physiological parameters alone may not be the only determinants of the extent of patients' disturbance and they can not be taken as a marker of HRQoL [ 32].
It also suggests that pain and the other factors, taken individually, can not be the only determinants of the effect observed on patients' sleep.
Human papillomavirus type was the only determinant of human papillomavirus persistence.
Stronger habit to use the guideline was the only determinant associated with higher adherence rates in the multivariate analysis.
It was found out, that changes in value orientation in the post-communistic countries couldn´t had been the only determinant of changes in reproductive behaviour.
