In addition to other factors, such as economic status and position in a business hierarchy, age and marital status are among the determinants of relative seniority, and there is some expectation that even between social acquaintances these factors especially age will influence relations.
Figure 3 displays three dimensions which are important determinants of relative competitiveness of individual sectors under climate policy: emission intensity, export exposure and output.
Demographic and natural determinants have comparative relative importance.
These findings suggest that cutaneous lesions are common in horses from the Central-West region of Brazil, and the age, gender, and breed per se of the affected horse were not determinant factors relative to the occurrence of skin lesions in horses from this geographical region.
A perhaps not unexpected result is that the most important determinant of relative risk for malaria was human population density, assuming as we do here for Africa that (i) ecological and demographic factors rather than control measures are the determinants of risk and (ii) parasite densities are sufficiently high for disease spread.
Thus, unexpectedly, codon 'optimality', as represented by the tAI, does not appear to be a major determinant of relative ribosome occupancy under the conditions tested here.
Since DHCR24 activity is a major determinant of relative pathway utilization, cell-type specific control of pathway utilization may involve epigenetic control of DHCR24 expression.
These data verify that an individual's fitness level is an important determinant of relative activity counts representative of MOD and VIG intensities.
The current prospective study aims at determining the relative incidence, timing and determinants of three types of patient responses.
Structural determinants of SK2 relative to SK1 will enable the design of selective SK2 inhibitors.
