Sentence examples for stronger determinants from inspiring English sources
Gender still has a strong independent impact on [your] earnings prospects – but class, education and occupational backgrounds are stronger determinants of a woman's progression and earnings prospects".
Poor school attachment and commitment as well as poor teacher attachment were found to be stronger determinants of delinquency for males than for females.
The study objective was to investigate whether, in patients undergoing surgery for degenerative mitral valve disease, associated right ventricular remodeling and dysfunction are stronger determinants of preoperative organ dysfunction and prognosis than functional tricuspid regurgitation.
Combined, these data suggest SOM quality and likely, sediment reducing conditions, were stronger determinants of daily PO4−3 flux than grazer richness or predator presence.
Overall, grazers were considerably stronger determinants of plant and algal biomass (ω2 values to 0.62) than predators (ω2 to 0.05) or nutrient enrichment (ω2 to 0.14), as indicated by the estimated magnitudes of effect (Table 1).
However, none of the parameters was independently associated with endurance time in the multiple regression analysis, suggesting that non-respiratory variables may be stronger determinants of endurance time variability than airflow limitation in COPD patients.
What is a stronger determinant of women's opportunities in a country, economic development or culture?
Perhaps even more significant, "the video game play was a stronger determinant of excellence than sex, dominant hand, number of cases or years of training," Dr. Rosser said.
Significantly, learning and development opportunity was a stronger determinant in creating this coaching culture.
Moreover, microcirculatory alterations have been considered to be a stronger determinant of outcome than global hemodynamic parameters [6].
Because many politicians consider their NRA ranking to be a stronger determinant of their reelection chances than the opinions of their constituents.
