Sentence examples for larger determinant from inspiring English sources

Transit officials point to market factors, not cultural pressures, as the larger determinant of what is sold at each railroad.

The sensory capacity of a species was found to be a larger determinant for fish abundance at baited underwater video drops than was the actual density of that species.

The study went on to explain that total sleep, as well as quality of sleep, was a larger determinant of weight loss success than other factors.

These factors made survival a larger determinant of fitness in Norway, favoring selection for longer shoot vegetative stages such as seen in Spiterstulen genotypes.

We absolutely agree with the reviewers that CD4+ T effector cell function may be an equal or larger determinant of autoimmunity than Treg-specific dysfunction.

Tissue type and cell composition appear to be a larger determinant of the expression profile of such transcripts than the individual from which the tissues were obtained.

For certain small n, still larger determinants have been known; e.g., see [W.P. Orrick, B. Solomon, R. Dowdeswell, W.D. Smith, New lower bounds for the maximal determinant problem, arXiv preprint math.CO/0304410].

Model results for California and Texas suggest that operational constraints and costs of dispatchable generators (e.g., minimum load levels, ramping limits, startup costs) can impact renewable integration costs, but the temporal and spatial variability of solar and wind are larger determinants of their value.

The single largest determinant of whether you can survive a downturn in the funding market is your burn rate.

Accurate prediction of 24-hour energy expenditure (24EE) relies on knowing body composition, in particular fat-free mass (FFM), the largest determinant of 24EE.

A robust nutrient gradient, driven mostly by dissolved inorganic nitrogen, from alongshore to offshore in the main Bay, was a large determinant in the spatial clustering.