Individual-level determinants were nested within the community-level determinants in which they live.
Whilst our work supports a conclusion that psychological constructs such as low motivation, low self-efficacy and external locus of control are significant mediators and moderators of diabetes self-management efforts, it also supports a more sophisticated, 'nested determinants' model in which these traits are in large part the product of prevailing social, economic and material circumstances.
Africa needs ICT pioneers who will be a critical determinant in choosing which future it sails toward.
Lazaro suggests, however, that empirical evidence should be the determinant in choosing which framework to adopt.
Therefore, constrained movements always involve both motion control and interaction-force components and the influence of the task is determinant in deciding which one of the two components is the leading one.
In Means's stories place is just the opposite — a determinant, a given, in which human beings play a notable, but ultimately incidental, role.
While interesting, this is somewhat at odds with research into the social determinants of obesity, in which the focus has shifted away from individuals and behaviours to the types of wider obesogenic environments in which individuals live, which influence and produce these behaviours.
However, the P125A mutation may expose cryptic determinants in endostatin, which can in turn bind to novel target molecules on endothelial cells.
In the Pakistani culture, physical appearance is a major determinant of the manner in which a female is judged in society.
The fundamental determinant is the way in which the question is phrased in order to stimulate higher order thinking; if phrased inappropriately, the open-ended format will not perform any better than MCQ.
