Sentence examples for determinant contribution from inspiring English sources

Finally, comparison of constructs incubated in different culture media indicated a determinant contribution of the biochemical environment, rather than of the seeded cells, to the achieved mechanical properties.

The extension for the decomposition method provides us an opportunity for further analysis on unraveling and quantifying each determinant contribution to socioeconomic inequality in CHE.

JOCAJ made the study possible, was involved in the conception of the protocol and participated in the writing of the manuscript and JJR designed the research protocol, made a determinant contribution to analysis and interpretation of data, made a critical contribution to the writing of the manuscript and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.

Therefore, potential solutions to relieve socioeconomic inequalities should concern the degree of determinants' contribution, and it is helpful to reduce inequalities in CHE by narrowing the gap of household economic status and improving anti-risk capability of small scale households.

To measure socioeconomic inequalities in maternal health services in rural western China and to analyze the determinants' contributions of inequalities.

Although the role of gut feelings in general practice has become much clearer, further research into this complex topic is needed to unravel each determinant's contribution, to examine the accuracy of gut feelings and to make this concept suitable, if possible, for inclusion in medical school curricula.

A meta-analysis of the determinants of contribution levels and bootstrap estimates of the relative efficiency of the two mechanisms provide novel analyses of public goods experimental data.

The next largest contributions to pro-rich use of provincial/general hospitals were by the geographic determinant, but its contribution in 2005 (20.9%) was distinctly below that in 2001 (31.9%).

Decomposition methods can enable researchers to quantify each determinant's true contribution to measured income-related inequality with the controlling of other determinants.

Among the geographic determinant categories, the contribution of residence in the rural Northeast was, for both health centres and community hospitals, in both years, easily the most prominent one (18.1% in 2001 and 19.7% in 2005 for health centres; 26.3% in 2001 and 25.5% in 2005 for community hospitals).

In general, economic, social, and demographic determinants have increasing contribution to urban expansion, but the natural determinants show declining influence on urban expansion with time.