Sentence examples for common determinants from inspiring English sources

To estimate common determinants of breech presentation at parturition.

This paper compares corporate and academic patents and tests whether they have similar value distributions and share common determinants of value.

In the elderly population, chronic diseases are common determinants of mobility limitations and comorbidity consistently shows a strong association with functional status.

This article seeks to explain the geographic distribution of the "first wave" of New Urbanist developments in the United States according to three sets of factors: common determinants of residential development, environmental advocacy, and local fiscal and regulatory features.

In this paper I use a simultaneous-hazard two-equation model to assess the impact of pregnancy and motherhood on educational enrollment, by controlling for potentially common determinants (unobserved heterogeneity).

Results: Four consistent themes emerged from the interviews as common determinants of quality of life following ACLR: physical activity preferences; lifestyle modifications; adaptation and acceptance; and fear of re-injury.

Carotid occlusive disease is the most common determinant of thromboembolic stroke.

One common determinant in capability building appears to be the overall technology strategy of the global value chain leader (or parent company).

The payback, from the perspective of the companies investing in such a strategy, would be that each individual behaviour they wished to promote – recycling or washing clothes at a colder temperature – would be made more likely by a common determinant: the values, beliefs and identities that underpin all of their customers' behaviours.

In an analogous population of intubated patients, respiratory distress also resulted to be the most common determinant of failure, although with a much lower rate (41%%) [8].

This major performance increase culminated in the last Olympic Games (Beijing, 2008), where a single swimsuit was the common determinant of 96% of the 22 new WR, 95% of gold medals and 90% of all medals [22], [23].