Sentence examples for determinants of progress from inspiring English sources
That rejection stands in sharp contrast to the theory of "sovereign democracy" once pushed by Surkov – and closely identified with Putin – which suggests Russia has its own mysterious determinants of progress.
This evaluation framework represents an important advance over its predecessors by including contextual factors and implementation strength as potential determinants of progress in the causal chain.
All of the symptom appraisal models identify factors that broadly resemble 'knowledge'attention'on'expectationion' and 'identity' as determinants of progress along the detection interpretation response pathway (see Figure 1).
One example is that chronic (long-term) health problems and their underlying social and economic determinants of health are least likely to be addressed by current aid programs, yet have recently been shown to be critical determinants of progress towards the MDGs [ 5, 43].
We have empirically examined the determinants of patients' progress in GIPAP.
Using the gene sets induced by the enumerations, at this point the stage may be set for exploring the effects and interactions of multiple sets of genes as determinants of the progress and outcome of disease.
The term PROGRESS-Plus was coined to be a more inclusive framework for identifying both broad social and economic determinants of health (PROGRESS) and other characteristics, context and setting that are particularly relevant to the focus of study (Plus) [ 15].
The Philippines and the successful Fit for School Approach are at the forefront of intensified efforts to revitalise school health as a platform for concerted intersectoral public health action addressing health and education, but also key determinants of development progress.
Next he seeks to convince us that gains from exchange of goods are indeed the crucial determinant of human progress.
He did, however, prefigure important developments in modern theory by arguing that the quality of worker skill was the central determinant of economic progress.
But a striking finding is that GDP is far from being the sole determinant of social progress.
