Sentence examples for greater determinant from inspiring English sources

The formulation of a genetic hypothesis, including testable consequences of that hypothesis, is a greater determinant of its ultimate utility to the scientific community than is the image resolution available at any given time.

Shunde provides examples of typical land-use problems associated with quasi-urbanised regions in China; construction-land fragmentation is a greater determinant for the sustainable development of urban and rural areas than construction-land growth.

However, they concluded mesh structure being a greater determinant of ROS release than chemical composition.

The ecological body site niche is a greater determinant of the microbiota composition than individual genetic variation.

It further indicates that inadequate knowledge about appropriate foods and feeding practices is often a greater determinant of malnutrition than actual lack of food.

The clustering demonstrated that in the hypothalamus, social rank (and, consequently, aggressiveness) was a greater determinant of the expression of the chosen gene set than sex (Fig. 5Ai).

Two areas that have been researched focus on the impact of how much weight you gain during the pregnancy as well as how much you gain directly after as greater determinants of long-term weight regulation.

Indeed, other factors, such as depth of sedation [ 42], may be greater determinants of length of ventilation and ICU stay than development of pneumonia.

For Patel and Kleinmain [ 31], poverty itself can only partially explain the greater vulnerability of the poor to psychiatric disorders, and other individual and social characteristics that are greater determinants [ 32].

That's because the return of the stock market itself is the greatest determinant of the typical equity fund's return, he said.

"I'd always felt that the number of base runners was the single greatest determinant of pitcher performance," Okrent said.