Sentence examples for the chief determinant from inspiring English sources
Intake is all, because it is the chief determinant of performance.
Left-right divisions are no longer the chief determinant of tribal loyalties in Europe.
Possession of a marriage license is no longer the chief determinant of which obligations a couple must keep, either to their children or to each other.
In a Star Trek-style world, then, Dr Cowen thinks the chief determinant of interest rates would be the price of starship fuel.
In this way was completed a devolution of power from the undivided empire of the 9th century to a checkerboard of lordships in the 11th lordships in which the control of castles was the chief determinant of success.
And I think the discrepancy may say a lot about which types of restaurants this cruel economy is going to be kinder to, which are in for a less merciful and less certain run, and the fact that quality isn't necessarily the chief determinant.
The behavioral approach was also central to the work of the American sociologist and political scientist Seymour Martin Lipset, whose influential Political Man: The Social Bases of Politics (1960) used statistical and historical data to demonstrate that social class is one of the chief determinants of political behaviour.
It is widely appreciated that increasing environmental heterogeneity is one of the chief determinants of high species richness.
More recently, Toulza et al. [42] proposed that CD4+CD25high FoxP3+ cells are the chief determinants of the efficiency of T-cell-mediated immune control of HTLV-1.
Clearly, one of the chief determinants here is the duration of the travel time downstream from the point of discharge.
We propose that the frequency of CD4+FoxP3+ Tax− Tregs is one of the chief determinants of the efficiency of T cell mediated immune control of HTLV-1.
