The moral of this study is that some runners choose their footwear according to a haphazard mix of dubious determinants; they're baffled by the huge array of choice, as well as by conflicting advice, bewitching marketing spiel and their own dazzled desires.
In addition, Chiswick ([1978]) and Borjas ([1985], [1995]) emphasize that the selection process associated with international migration and the national origin mix of immigrants are crucial determinants of their labor market performance.
This analysis is conditioned on expecting a drop because I do not wish to mix determinants of certainty with determinants of expecting a rise.
We define 'health performance' as the ultimate health outcomes (measured as health status, morbidity or mortality) of a society given its mix of healthcare and non-medical determinants of health.
The decision to seek care results from a mix of cultural, social, economic, geographical and organizational determinants [ 1, 2].
Another method involves the use of determinants.
Determinants of oral health disparities represent a complex mix of the biological, the behavioral, the cultural, the social, the economic, and the political.
If so, age mixing as a determinant of HIV transmission might be more extreme in higher prevalence settings than in lower prevalence settings, and deserves further study.
Care may be more fractured in July, but case mix, an important determinant of mortality, is a huge variable.
This research was part of a larger, mixed-methods project with the overall goal of identifying determinants of inadequate PNC among inner-city women living in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
For an investor, initial valuation is one of two determinants of eventual return.
