Sentence examples for identified determinants from inspiring English sources

We evaluated the validity of self-reported hypercholesterolemia and identified determinants of validity.

Using machine learning, we identified determinants of tumor immunogenicity and developed a scoring scheme for the quantification termed immunophenoscore.

Using our estimates, we identified determinants of STR mutation rates and built a model to predict rates for STRs across the genome.

To examine adherence to baclofen, tizanidine, and dantrolene (U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved oral spasticity medications), and identified determinants of adherence.

In addition, we determined the proportion of parents in each group whose scores in distress and hopelessness, respectively, exceeded norms for psychiatric outpatients (POPN) and depressed people, and identified determinants of distress and hopelessness among all parents, and the PCCHD.

We employed a qualitative research design to understand critical gaps in inter-agency relations that aggravated past drinking water and health incidents and from these identified determinants of effective relationships.

Administrative considerations dominate the identified determinants for farmers' EFA decisions, and together with economic considerations appear to function as a negative incentive for EFA options that are beneficial for biodiversity, such as landscape elements and buffer strips.

Further, these identified determinants have been categorised into four dimensions (Innovativeness, Communication channels, Time, and Social system).

This sample restriction was based on our previous finding of an extended heterogeneity in the GWAS-identified determinants of lung function decline of healthy individuals compared with asthmatics (Imboden et al. 2012).

Moreover, the relationships between the identified determinants and theoretical-based methods and strategies were hypothetical.

Statistical exposure models were developed that identified determinants of EC exposure, and these factors were used to estimate exposure nationally and historically (Davis et al. 2011).