Sentence examples for true determinants from inspiring English sources

The rankings ignore the fact that many of these are requisites of modern life and that things increasingly out of reach for the poor and near poor — education, health care, child care, housing and utilities — are the true determinants of a good, upwardly mobile life.

Though this is consistent with most of the previous studies in help seeking, we feel these quantitative variables might not be able to capture the true determinants.

First, we may be describing causal relationships using surrogates of environmental variables that are the true determinants of parasite behaviour.

Replication in a larger patient cohort will ascertain whether PROC and APOE are true determinants of warfarin dosing.

This means that we will be able to explore correlates of EBRB and obesity, but not true determinants.

Spiking appears to be noisy only if the observer does not or cannot take into account the true determinants of spiking.

It remains to be determined whether P-cadherin is an independent predictor of outcome and a true determinant of the biology of breast cancers, or is a mere surrogate marker for a more global basal-like profile.

The true determinant of whether the Orbit deserves a place on London's skyline should be how it is perceived by Londoners.

We tested the hypothesis that heel rise at the end of stance is a true determinant that can explain a considerable portion of the reduction in COM vertical displacement during walking.

Here, we discuss the phenomena of superhydrophobicity and pseudo-superhydrophobicity in nature, and present an argument that while hierarchical surface roughness may aid in the stability of the superhydrophobic effect, it is nanoscale surface architecture alone that is the true determinant of superhydrophobicity.

This is even more true when we talk about borrowing and lending, the true determinant of trade balances.