Sentence examples for robust determinants from inspiring English sources
This paper contributes to the existing literature full of heated debates using a Bayesian averaging approach to identify robust determinants of energy intensity in China.
Recently, a codon frequency index could highlight robust determinants of thermostability capable of discriminating thermophilic from mesophilic genomes (Montanucci et al., 2007).
In particular, we can observe that residues that have been previously identified as robust determinants of thermostability (Montanucci et al., 2007, and references therein) are also highlighted by the SVM method.
Recent studies have suggested that postprandial spikes of high glucose may be a more robust determinant of vascular risk than average glucose levels as determined by HbA1c.
"Greed is a robust determinant of unethical behavior," the authors conclude.
By contrast, the consistent IV estimates in Table 12 show that Tangibility has a positive impact on the probability of bankruptcy of Spanish non-micro firms in 3 out of the 4 specifications and it is not significant in specification (4), suggesting that it is not a robust determinant.
The PO2 is a robust determinant of both insulin-like growth factor-I and insulin-like growth factor binding protein-1 levels; hypoxia may restrain fetal growth through its effects on the insulin-like growth factor/insulin-like growth factor binding protein axis.
Although it captured only a snap shot of India's mortality patterns, it reinforced previous findings from the NFHS 1998-1999 that economic well-being was a more robust determinant of mortality risk than social caste [8], [16].
Level of concerns proved to be a robust determinant of the discrepant intentions (Tables 3 and 4).
In the step wise regression analysis, both gender and age were identified as the most robust determinant for lumbar extensor muscle strength in older adults.
Thus, cognitive ability appears to be a robust determinant of risk aversion even in advanced age and among community based persons with a wide spectrum of cognitive function.
