Running economy is a key determinant of endurance performance, and understanding the biomechanical factors that affect it is of great theoretical and applied interest.
Measurement of socioeconomic inequalities in health and health care, and understanding the determinants of such inequalities in terms of their contributions, are critical for health intervention strategies and for achieving equity in health care.
These include elucidating migratory patterns, quantifying behavior in terms of the physical environment and understanding the determinants of foraging success, all of which can influence larger population processes [1] [3].
Moreover, LBM and muscle strength are important measures of human capital, and understanding their determinants is important.
Qualitative and quantitative studies can be used in measuring the burden and understanding the determinants of disease.
Even though, efforts should also be directed at improving adherence of physicians to guidelines and understanding the determinants of their therapeutic choices.
Identifying and understanding the determinants, whether biological, regulatory or, health services-related, of variability in SA duration is essential for better management of SA.
In fact, epidemiology has long had an important role in describing disease occurrence in populations (descriptive epidemiology) and understanding the determinants of such occurrence (analytical or risk factor epidemiology).
The current study explored the relative prediction of ethnicity, socioeconomic status and modifiable TPB determinants in understanding mother's intentions to breast, bottle or mixed-feed their babies in the first 2 3 weeks after birth.
Keleher [ 6] describes population health planning as requiring stakeholder input, being predicated on a social determinants understanding and informed by data about care delivery, illness prevention, health promotion, resourcing and effective design and implementation.
Nevertheless, social systems and main livelihoods, which are important determinants of understanding functioning, are very similar in the majority of the Ethiopian population.
