Sentence examples for most determinant from inspiring English sources

He studies the effect the voice has on his limbic system, becomes a scientist of sound: the "profound interior configuration of the body, the subtle crenelations of lung and diaphragm and sinuses, the delicate architecture of the airways; all of which combine to produce that aspect which is last noted but finally most determinant of one's overall feelings about a person:... the voice".

While this goes beyond conventional QE, it may be necessary in the euro zone's bank dominated system.While this discussion on the quality and quantity of QE is critical, perhaps the most determinant for successful QE will actually be a looser fiscal stance.

The combination of intra-articular extent of the fracture and instability are probably the most determinant factors in nonunion development.

The type of carbon source is one of the most determinant factor influencing fatty acid content and composition in bacteria.

The most determinant variables for the high- and low-performance groups are self-efficacy, verbal memory and mathematics achievement.

We have found that from all the parameters influencing the nanoparticle size, the growth distance is the most determinant.

We notice that immigration status affects criminal behaviour through many channels, as m appears in most determinants of 14.

Cytogenetic abnormality is one of the most determinants in the prognosis.

This suggests that diabetes-related numeracy, like most determinants of glycemic control, is not very potent.

Most determinants of birthweight and gestational length were taken into account, except weight gain during pregnancy.

The table shows that most determinants relate to the technology itself (57.1% of all codes).