Sentence examples for potent determinants from inspiring English sources

These data suggest that subtle mechanical signals generated during predominant activities such as posture may be potent determinants of skeletal morphology.

I suggested that by creating dubious concoctions of refined wheat, sugar, salt, and the worst varieties of fat, they were creating a demand for ever more of the same- since familiarity is among the more potent determinants of taste preference.

These factors, though not under the control of the dialysis facility, are potent determinants of patient outcomes.

43 During the past 10-15 years an increasing number of scientific articles have shown that even small changes in society are potent determinants of changes in incidence of ischaemic heart disease.

Hence they are able to affect attitudes and judgments which are potent determinants of decision-making in complex situations (Dimberg et al., 2000; Li et al., 2008; Moskowitz et al., 2012; Ruys & Aarts, 2012; Sweeny et al., 2009; Winkielman et al., 2005).

Objective: Financial resources are a potent determinant of health, yet it remains unclear why this is the case.

Amongst all the socio-demographic variables, being a religious person was noted to be the most potent determinant for HRQoL.

Firstly, TaqI B polymorphism is not the only determinant of HDL-cholesterol level, other polymorphisms or mutation in the CETP are more potent determinant.

An explanation of societal influence is consistent with research showing that subjective norms (i.e., beliefs about whether or not others think one should do something) can be a potent determinant of health-related behaviour [ 58].

Follow up of 16 year olds in the Northern Finnish Birth Cohort 1986 showed that maternal prepregnancy obesity is a more potent determinant of offspring overweight and obesity compared with maternal hyperglycemia (23).

Clearly, there are strong genetic determinants at work here.