One reason for failure is if the applied innovation strategy focuses on determinants that are irrelevant to the innovation process.
Thus, the location of the lesion within DNA is one important structural determinant that influences the ability of pol ν to bypass the lesion.
Rasheed et al. (2014) discussed that residential locations in the CHDSS site (coastal, plain, hilly) could be one of the determinants that had an influence on sodium level in urine of examinees.
(1) Religion is one of the determinants that leads corporations to make donations.
This paper first discusses hybrid energy storage systems, as well as chemical properties in different medium, deeming the ramp rate as one of the determinants that must be observed in the cost calculation.
Among these, food insecurity is one of the determinants that are known to increase risk for mental distress [ 5, 18– 218.
Other studies that have examined the effect of body composition and knee joint structure have demonstrated that fat mass may be one of the determinants that mediate the association between excess body mass and joint abnormalities, such as the reduction in cartilage volume and the presence of cartilage defects [ 24- 26].
According to the paradigm for research on SES and health [ 182], SES is one of the main determinants that can affect human health.
This is the view that for one to freely choose to undertake a given course of action — say, to throw out the trash — one must have freely chosen the determinants that lead one to undertake that course of action, including one's antecedent desires and one's character (in this case, perhaps a desire for a filth-free home, among others).
Some authors have argued that entrepreneurship education is one of the vital determinants that could influence students' career decisions (Kolvereid and Moen 1997; Peterman and Kennedy, 2003).
Entrepreneurship education has been recognized as one of the vital determinants that could influence students' career decisions (Kolvereid & Moen 1997; Peterman & Kennedy, 2003).Where as according to Chinoso (2010) technical and vocational education are the only alternative forms of education and training that can guarantee entrepreneurship development and job creation for youths.
