Sentence examples for determinants reflecting from inspiring English sources

Cortisol levels and α-amylase activity were also measured from the subject's saliva as two other determinants reflecting the SNS PNS balance.

Equally, characterizing WTA determinants reflects smallholder farm steward's perception on economic valuation of ecosystem services which is key for future design of PES schemes for sustainability.

However, which determinants reflected this different pattern across sexes remains outside the scope of an observational study.

The major theme around social determinants reflects much of the thinking from the WHO Commission on the Social Determinants of Health (6).

People with knee pain and other stakeholders mentioned many of the key determinants reflected in the model and their impact on health and knee pain prior to the model being introduced in the interview, thus showing the relevance of the model to everyday experiences.

The first determinant reflects how much an individual has a favourable evaluation of the behaviour, the second is a reflection of the social pressure to perform the behaviour and the third represents the perceived ease or difficulty of performing the behaviour.

However, it is difficult to determine to what extent these putative determinants might reflect retrospective bias in data collection, or even parental reaction to children with subthreshold depressive traits.

Associated capacity development issues in the field of social determinants are reflected in the context of the EU INTREC training initiative (8).

In this context, therefore, updated information is needed on antituberculosis treatment discontinuation and determinants that reflects both the DOT era and recent improvements in access to HIV testing and treatment, in order to guide further improvement in the outcomes of care for tuberculosis.

The power of determinant (PD) reflects the degree to which a determinant explains the prevalence of the disease.

The negative value of the constant points to status quo bias, reflecting neglected determinants of utility that cause the alternative to be valued less highly ceteris paribus.