Sentence examples for determinants for example from inspiring English sources

In previous studies, there are considered main economic determinants, for example wages, unemployment and vacancy rates as important determinants of migration.

We therefore advocate models that explicitly consider the mechanisms by which environmental variables affect individuals and populations16,18, and especially dynamic energy budget models, as tools to predict vital rates and other population dynamics determinants (for example, density dependence32) for yet-to-be-observed conditions.

These studies, as well as the fact that MZ and B1 cells, in addition to expressing higher IgM levels, also contain more restricted VH repertoires [45], [46], [51], cannot exclude the possibility of Igha-linked variable region determinants, for example within the FRW of selected VH families that may also contribute to gp41 MPER binding.

However, we also noted some variations in certain virulence determinants, for example, the T3SS (hrp) and T6SS gene clusters.

Contextual determinants, for example availability, accessibility and exposure to advertisements, are thought to impact attitudes towards gambling [ 45].

Environmental factors may also be important determinants; for example, FUT2 knockout may lead to clinically consequential B12 deficiency only in nutrition-deficiency states [ 4].

In other studies, pain was considered to be a determinant, for example when reduction in pain was not directly measured, but was used to create groups of subjects for between-subjects analysis (e.g., the percentage of subjects achieving pain relief or experiencing pain reduction by a given timeframe following the intake of a medication).

The truncation of the lifecourse in our model (which used livebirths rather than fetuses at risk) may have causal implications (24, 43), even if our comparisons were within determinant categories; for example, the optimal low birth weight for twins was based on patterns of morbidity/mortality among twins.

Notably, there has never been such an ambitious funding effort focused on psychosocial determinants or consequences (for example, employment status, racial discrimination, neighbourhood characteristics, policing) of drug use or addiction.

Our primary objective was to explore the relationship between the social determinants of health (for example, level of education and income) and other characteristics (for example, being discharged in the last 1 h of the shift) and patient understanding of discharge instructions.

Hankel determinants are useful, for example, in showing that a function of bounded characteristic in D, i.e., a function which is a ratio of two bounded analytic functions with its Laurent series around the origin having integral coefficients, is rational [1].