Sentence examples for prime determinant from inspiring English sources

Special attention has been paid to work factors which affect the psychological motivation that is a prime determinant of employee productivity.

If the cutbacks on Wall Street turn out to be part of a short, cyclical downturn, proximity to Manhattan may continue to be a prime determinant of home values, he said.

The authors of the study, Jared Bernstein and Ellen Houston, wrote: "Labor market conditions are not, of course, the only or even necessarily the prime determinant of crime rates.

Although economists have long realised that productivity growth is a prime determinant of general economic growth, models of growth in the past made no attempt to explain productivity growth, but assumed that it was "exogenous" (caused by outside factors).

Bubble spatial distribution is a prime determinant of the process properties within a fluidised bed, and is coupled to and governed by the flow supply.

If you are convinced that skill is the prime determinant of results, pay a lot of attention to past results.

The viscoelastic properties of passive eye muscles are prime determinants of the deficits observed following eye muscle paralysis, the root cause of several types of strabismus.

Either experimentally or in natural life, these processes are confronted with a broad range of exposure times and temperatures, two inversely related prime determinants of thermal damage: the higher the temperature the shorter the exposure time that is needed to produce a given amount of damage.

Terminal oxidases may be prime determinants of sensitivity to CO-RMs in their antimicrobial activities.

Altogether, the results suggest that certain characteristics of the inhaled particles are likely prime determinants of their capacity to elicit arterial dysfunction (unlike BP and HRV).

This is in line with the growing consensus which suggests that although heritable morphological traits are determined by the expression of structural genes, it is the regulatory genes which are the prime determinants of allelic identity.