Sentence examples for the single determinant from inspiring English sources

"If there's a lesson to be learned, it's that a good idea by itself is not the single determinant to success," sighs Rapp, 40, the son of a soda bottler.

"If there's a lesson to be learned, it's that a good idea by itself is not the single determinant of success," sighs Rapp, 40, the son of a soda bottler.

77.1 % Yes Quality labels and indicators (e.g. carbon footprints) can result in behavioural change 75.0 % Yes Quality labels have to be cared for/renewed - this is forcing the company to constantly monitor their processes 75.0 % Yes Useful indicator, but not the single determinant.

From the new consensus we derive the statement: "Quality labels and indicators (e.g. carbon footprints) can result in behavioural change; they have to be renewed and audited by the company to constantly monitor their processes; marketing and sourcing is a key role, but labels are not the single determinant, if what these certificates promise is not reflected in day to day operations".

A plausible explanation for this inconsistency might be that the extracellular domain is not the single determinant for agonist affinity.

The single determinant most clearly associated with this metal is exposure to smoking during pregnancy.

The nurses at work project focuses on the retention aspect of the nursing shortage, as this has been identified in the literature as the main single determinant of the stock of nurses in the labor market [ 2, 3, 10], and on graduates 'produced' by the Swiss education system.

Immigration advocates on both sides of the issue need to understand that the size, age and competitiveness of the U.S. population is the largest single determinant of our economic welfare.

But the Rowntree report concludes that educational experience was the biggest single determinant of how people voted.

Female empowerment was the strongest single determinant of success, according to ODI, but it was the programme's combination with mother and child healthcare, sanitation, agriculture and fisheries that made it so effective.

Postoperative cerebral ischemia which approximately 25 times increased the risk of delirium (OR = 25.01, P < 0.0001), was the most powerful single determinant of delirium.