Sentence examples for poor determinant from inspiring English sources
"poor determinant" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a factor or element that has a negative or limited influence on something else. Example: The poor economic conditions in the country were a significant determinant of the government's decision to increase taxes.
In this thought experiment, percent identity appears to be a poor determinant of model accuracy as measured by the root mean squared deviation (RMSD) of the Cα-trace between the native X-ray structure and the model (Cα RMSD).
However, the KDQOL item "cognitive function" has been shown to be a poor determinant of neurocognitive performance in hemodialysis patients, with a low sensitivity and specificity [ 38].
When a sensitivity analysis was conducted with reverse pain-DPE paths in the model, the path coefficients were trivial indicating that pain was a poor determinant of DPE.
However, modeling of the variation of exposure in these reports confirmed that doses were Influenced by type of spray nozzle and use of gloves whereas job title alone was a poor determinant.
Direct visualisation, using a variety of radiological techniques, of the pressure volume changes seen in differing patterns of lung injury seem to confirm the suspicion that the pressure volume curve is a poor determinant of optimal ventilatory parameters, especially the level of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP).
Percentages shown in Table 4 indicate the proportional contributions of pro-poor determinants to the corresponding total explained negative concentration indices.
Cavitated lesions on anterior and posterior teeth, traumatic dental injuries and parents'/caregivers' perception of their child's oral health as poor are determinants of a negative impact on the OHRQoL of preschool children and their families.
This is thought to be due to lack of early diagnosis, health service access, the distance-decay effect, poor physical health determinants and access to firearms.
In Canada, though considerable efforts have been done in the primary care setting to identify poverty and poor SES as determinants of health, little such efforts exist in the palliative care community.
CKD is increasingly recognized as a global public health problem and as a key determinant of poor health outcomes [3].
The major determinant of poor long term prognosis is organ damage, which is predictive of more damage and death.
