Thus, an analysis of the most relevant determinants of economic growth is useful.
The objective is to identify the most relevant determinants of entrepreneurial intention as developed in the well-known social psychological theory of planned behavior by Ajzen (1991).
We believe that we include the most relevant determinants of R&D in our equation, although one might think of additional variables which influence R&D investments.
The purpose of this study is to identify the most relevant psychosocial difficulties related to migraine, the variables associated with them and the most relevant determinants of their evolution over time.
First, to systematically identify the range of PSDs reported in the literature on migraine; second, to identify the most relevant determinants of onset and change over time for PSDs, as well as the variables that are associated with these PSDs.
The most relevant determinants differed for each problem area.
To identify the most relevant determinants of adherence in northern Tanzania, in-depth interviews were carried out with 61 treatment-experienced patients from four different clinics.
More detailed insight into the most relevant determinants might be helpful for defining concrete objectives for designing interventions to promote HPV vaccination uptake.
Based on a determinant analysis, the most relevant determinants that need to be targeted in the intervention are knowledge, awareness, risk perception, attitude, social influence, self-efficacy, intention, skills, and action planning (see Additional file 1: Table S1).
This study sought to identify the most relevant determinants of adherence through interviews with 61 patients in 4 different health clinics in northern Tanzania anno 2010, six years after the introduction of ART in the region.
