Sentence examples for determinants predicting from inspiring English sources

The determinants predicting failure are lacking.

As emphasized by Sabbe et al. (2008, 2009), in the studies carried out on Belgian consumers, some tropical fruits are better known and more often bought than others, underlining that product familiarity is one of the most important determinants predicting purchase choice for tropical fruits.

Important determinants predicting how a woman will experience premenstrual symptoms are also believed to include individual differences in response to stress and adverse events earlier in life [ 19, 20].

For other rationally designed target-based therapeutics such as the erbB1 inhibitors, the farnesyltransferase inhibitors, and the mTOR kinase inhibitors, similar screening test determinants predicting anti-cancer activity, thereby allowing patient selection, have not yet been refined.

For the identification of determinants predicting hospital admission for an acute respiratory illness, we assumed that hospital admissions for ear, nose or throat (ENT) problems (ICD 474 and 475) were planned hospital admissions for surgical interventions.

Fifth, because The Netherlands have relatively few women asking for epidural anaesthesia during labour (a risk factor for increased instrumental delivery), it is possible to look at psychological determinants predicting a request of analgesia.

To determine which determinants predict frailty and domains of frailty (physical, psychological, social) in a community-dwelling sample of elderly persons.

Based on the above arguments, we suggested that positions having high AEV but few or no identified determinants predict locations of hidden identity elements.

In a systematic review on the predictors of healthcare professionals' behavior, social-cognitive determinants predicted 35% of the variance in behavior and 59% of the variance in intention [ 30].

Our findings suggest that medical students that have a negative instrumental attitude towards influenza vaccination might be even more susceptible to negative injunctive norms that they might encounter when entering a clinic, and that these two determinants predict their intention to get vaccinated.

If expression or mutational defects in these genes can be identified, they may be important determinants for predicting an effective clinical response to DOX therapy.