Sentence examples for determinants of conflict from inspiring English sources

In a systematic review of literature on human-animal conflict involving large feline species (n = 349), a wide range of situational determinants of conflict were identified in the literature, including habitat availability, wild prey availability, livestock management, and spatiotemporal factors (Inskip and Zimmermann 2009).

Thus, the management of dying patients and their families are major determinants of conflicts in the ICU [49], as well as of burnout syndrome [50],[50].

Thus, the management of dying patients and their families are major determinants of conflicts in the ICU [ 49], as well as of burnout syndrome [ 50],[ 51].

According to the ODSF, decision support interventions can be tailored to address modifiable determinants of decisional conflict (knowledge; outcome expectations; values clarity ; support factors) resulting in better quality decisions that are informed and consistent with patients' values [ 50].

This study seeks to contribute to the evidence-base on social determinants of health of conflict-affected populations.

What is increasingly apparent is that Beijing's choices are likely to be the primary determinants of a future conflict in Asia.

Global issues, interests and manipulations are the real determinants of the way conflicts are approached and treated, no matter how much local parties are inclined to believe that they "own" a conflict (and hence also its solution).

Work looking at specific mental health outcomes of conflict-affected populations has highlighted the influence of political, environmental, economic, and socio-cultural determinants and the underlying pervasive influence of conflict and displacement on these determinants [ 33- 36].

However, it could be that effects of within-group competition and conflict are the main determinants of affiliation levels and social tolerance, outweighing those of between-group conflict.

Although the influence of armed conflict on social determinants of health has been acknowledged in influential work on social determinants of health, there has been little specific data on armed conflict within this work [ 1].

However, loss of love and affection is a more important determinant of divorce than conflict.