Sentence examples for become a determinant from inspiring English sources
It finds that while presenting the carbon footprint information is generally viewed positively by consumers, managerial and policy reinforcement is necessary for it to become a determinant of consumer choice.
The directionalities and separations of these pninctogen bonds are convincing experimental evidences that linking a fluorine to a pnictogen atom increases its electrophilicity to the point that pnictogen bonding formation may become a determinant of the lattice structures in crystalline solids.
Several studies have reported that a so-called controllable lifestyle has become a determinant in physicians' speciality selection criteria [ 3, 20- 22].
If this trend were found to continue, political regime might within two decades become a determinant as important as economy, literacy, and nutrition to increased life expectancy.
Family background, mainly parents' income but also education, had increasingly become a determinant in enrolment and attendance, particularly at pre-school level.
For the planning of surgical approaches and procedures, preoperative functional maps of the motor cortex are required and in some cases the ability to precisely locate functional areas can become a determinant for feasibility of the neurosurgical intervention.
Economic status, when it becomes a determinant of health care use, implies access to health care is inequitable [ 13].
Finally, in vivo, the SID of the infused solution becomes a determinant to affect the acid-base status [ 43].
The decreasing success rate with a steeper slope as shoulder strength generating capability most likely becomes a determinant for propelling on steeper slopes.
As time required for mastication was no constraint for sauropods, plant anatomy—how much material can be harvested in one bite might have become a crucial determinant of intake, and might thus have determined sauropod foraging decisions (Hummel & Clauss, in press).
The performance of physical assets has become a major determinant success factor for urban flood control.
