Sentence examples for more determinant than from inspiring English sources

The hydrophobicity of the various rare earth exchanged Mg Y zeolites, K-10 montmorillonite clay, and cerium exchanged montmorillonite (which shows maximum activity) is more determinant than the number of active sites present on the catalyst.

Consequently, we observe that IH seems to be more determinant than IC as a stabilizing factor against changes on the temptation to defect.

In low resource settings, there is a lack of computer access and sustainable power supply, which might make service quality a more determinant factor than the others.

Despite this, it should be stressed that an entrepreneur context can be more determinant for the port success than any formal model of port governance (when the port authority enjoys a reasonable level of autonomy and the proper legal framework is clearly stated)2 (Verhoeven 2009).

Thus, it is likely that the functional architecture of the cortex is more determinant of the neuronal synchronization dynamics than previously thought.

Again, this finding suggests that HPV at the post-partum visit may be more determinant for child's HPV infections than HPV at pregnancy.

The South remains a deeply class-ridden society, with socioeconomic status often a more important determinant than race.

For instance, house hold wealth was recognized as more crucial determinant than access in India [ 7].

In this investigation of institutional care seeking for child birth in rural India, economic status emerges as a more crucial determinant than access.

This lack of association suggests that surgical stress as such is a more important determinant than systemic inflammation in triggering POAF.

Measuring global HbF level by HPLC or enumerating F cells overlooks the content of HbF at a cellular level because the number of F-cells with polymer-inhibiting concentrations of HbF is a more important determinant than the concentration of HbF in the hemolysate or the total number of F-cells.