Sentence examples for micro level determinants from inspiring English sources

A nutrition-sensitive approach not only takes into account policies related to the macro level access and availability of nutrient-dense food, but also focuses on more micro level determinants (e.g., household- and individual-level) of improved nutrition.

-- "Rebuilding after war: micro-level determinants of poverty reduction in Mozambique," by Kenneth R. Simler...[et al.] (2003).

We first demonstrated that there have been considerable advances on several fronts in the study of micro-level determinants.

This set of factors involves long causal chains that are often hard to study, but can eventually translate into micro-level determinants.

In order to understand what causes rural poverty and which of these causes can be influenced by policy reforms, it is essential to distinguish between the overall performance of the economy-and thus the effect of economy-wide policies-and the micro-level determinants of poverty (e.g. at the household level).

In China, most of the researchers studying risk factors of MetS have attached importance to biochemistry and anthropometric indicators which are micro-level determinants of health [ 8, 9], while the studies of social determinants of health such as SES are still scarce [ 10].

The trajectories and the health service utilization pathways are linked to the specific characteristics of the health and social systems that go from the micro to the macro level determinants.

This overview is then followed by a discussion of micro-level poverty determinants.

SHOW's research infrastructure is grounded in a broad population health framework that focuses both on upstream macro- and micro-level health determinants and health outcomes [ 1, 2].

There is still debate over what constitutes fair benefits, and over the appropriate balance in benefits between micro level issues of justice and broader social determinants of health at the macro level [ 7- 13].

To integrate important environmental types and levels in the ENDORSE study; physical, socio-cultural, economic and policy determinants were examined at the micro level (home, school and neighborhood level).