It was pointed out that differences in treatment pathways and social context seem to be major determinants of resource use, and the study cautioned against use of outcome variables as indicators of quality of stroke care.
These factors could influence major determinants of healthcare use [ 16].
According to our results, major determinants of resource use are programmed hospital admissions and visits, injuries and diseases of the musculo-skeletal system; new drug prescriptions (mainly non-APD drugs) are a common occurrence on the occasions of resource use.
For instance, a simulation study carried out in wheat that used parameters related to plant development, the size of N storage pools in the plant and traits related to root uptake efficiency for water from two contrasting environments showed that weather, N management, leaf N content and the phyllochron are the major determinants of N-use efficiency in wheat (Semenov et al. 2007).
Previous studies have reported that access barriers to primary care are the major determinants for patients to use EDs for minor complaints [20, 21].
Drawing upon Social Exchange Theory (SET), we develop a research model that examines the major determinants of member site use behavior through a cost-benefit framework.
As outlined above, starch and protein content of the grain are major determinants of the end use quality.
Rather, owner gender and attendance at training classes appear more important, suggesting that owner attitudes and source of training advice may be the major determinants in choosing to use these types of training aid.
We conclude that the attitudes and habits of the Vincentian non-urgent patient are major determinants of their AED use and are intricately linked to local, socially shared practices of AED use.
Therefore, this paper examines the major determinants of farmers' perception to use and invest in SWC technologies in Ankasha District, north-western highlands of Ethiopia.
