Sentence examples for determinant of which from inspiring English sources
Possession of a marriage license is no longer the chief determinant of which obligations a couple must keep, either to their children or to each other.
Analysts of economic development often point to "human capital" – education, skills and abilities – as a key determinant of which countries become rich.
Your card's interest rate, or annual percentage rate (APR), should be the most important determinant of which card you pick if you know you'll be carrying a balance.
The reason I suggest looking for lessons from countries at similar levels of development, wherever in the world they might be, is that the level of development is a central determinant of which policy issues are important in which places.
Even among minerals with nominally the same composition, such as cinnabar – metacinnabar (both Hg1-xS), small differences in non-stoichiometry make aS0 a possible determinant of which phase is expected to form and persist in nature [17],[17].
These are the tumor voxels, the Jacobian determinant of which is minimized during the application of the constrained algorithm in order to maximally preserve the tumor volume during the registration process.
He describes at length the mysterious buzzing dance of the bees, controlled by "determinants of which I had not the slightest idea".
"It is hard to see how something which ceases to work in this way could be said to be of reasonable quality, one of the determinants of which is durability," he said.
Finally, it is now clear that innate immune cells, in particular macrophages and natural killer cells, can mediate xenograft destruction, the determinants of which are being elucidated.
In addition, linear regression analyses showed that acute and chronic pain intensity, disability, and multisite pain were associated with several biopsychosocial determinants, of which anxiety was most pronounced.
To establish thresholds applicable as sole determinants of which patients should be offered postoperative evaluation, we advise further research on larger sample sizes, allowing stratification of patients.
