Sentence examples for in-depth determinants from inspiring English sources

The findings from this research show the value of taking a more in-depth determinants of health perspective when attempting to identify important predictors of health outcomes.

The combination of quantitative surveys with qualitative autopsy is likely to provide a much more in-depth analysis of determinants of vulnerability.

For an in-depth study of the determinants of naturalization of non-EU immigrants in Germany, see Zimmermann et al. (2009).

Our findings highlight the need for more in-depth research into the determinants of self-assessment.

More research is needed for an in-depth understanding of the determinants of satisfaction and the relationship with low socio economic status (SES).

The conceptual framework pioneered by UNICEF is amongst the most well-known that illustrates an in-depth inter-relationship between determinants of child malnutrition at different levels [ 3].

There is a need to conduct longitudinal research using a few selected PHC organizations to gain an in-depth understanding of the determinants of and changes in QWL of PHC nurses at various points in time.

Further in-depth analysis of the determinants of BF and PTG, where we used the original score as dependent variable, did not materially change the observed findings derived from using dichotomised PTG and BF scores (data not shown).

Further research with a greater sample size is recommended to broaden the in-depth understanding of the determinants of satisfaction with the healthcare system and the relationship with SES.

Additional in-depth responses on several determinants of antibiotic prescribing and antibiotic resistance that cut across all focus groups, such as non-patient factors, hygiene, the pharmaceutical industry and antibiotic costs are also presented (table 4).

We used a variety of qualitative methods to obtain an in-depth understanding of the determinants of under-immunization and to enable triangulation of findings from different informants and situations (for example, mothers in exit interviews and mothers in focus group discussions; heath care workers and mothers).