Sentence examples for is more determinative from inspiring English sources
This is evidence that a high-profile mass shooting is not enough to turn the tide in favor of gun control; the political climate is more determinative.
Dr. Freeman studied a different island 20 years after Mead's research, and his notion that biology is more determinative than culture is oversimplified.
If Douthat wants a 'defining idea of liberal Christianity,' the idea that attentiveness and fidelity to human religious experience is more determinative than attentiveness and fidelity to Scripture or church tradition would be a much better starting point than the one he offers.
Meanwhile, job skills are more quickly rendered obsolete by accelerating technological development, and education level is more determinative of income than ever before.
Perhaps these similarities are more determinative of the traits under discussion than people's birthdays are.
Nothing has been more determinative of success at this World Cup quite like organization.
This observation indicates that the kit was more determinative than the fixation treatment and other biases generated during PCR/sequencing.
Fecal samples could also be regarded as an indirect measure of biological processes because events on the mucosal interface likely are more determinative in pathogenesis.
Thus, although age-related immunity may have played a role in modifying duration or severity of secondary illness, the high proportion of young children was more determinative of household risk.
It could be concluded that although CdCl2 played a determinative role in mid-gap state passivation [25], the choice of alkyl phosphine acid is more important to improve transport ability associated with the valence band.
Mr. Wilson had turned the world of social policy on its head by arguing that class was becoming more determinative than race in America and pointing out that race-specific remedies were less politically feasible than economic policies that benefited a broad range of people.
