Collocations withdeterminant
These are words often used in combination withdeterminant.
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critical determinant
We find that the rivals' ability to threaten each other is a critical determinant of the outcome of bargaining.
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crucial determinant
Consumption proved - the essayists agree - both a crucial determinant and an expression of identity.
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determinant of health
The importance of fat distribution, rather than fat mass per se, as a determinant of health has become increasingly apparent in recent studies.
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genetic determinant
Our ancestries are separated by at least a billion years, during which time our respective genetic determinants of ageing are likely to have diverged dramatically.
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important determinant
Size distributions of prey available may be an important determinant of the number of species and the size distribution of lizard species within microhabitat guilds.
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key determinant
The availability of food is a key determinant of insect spatial pattern.
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main determinant
At the same time, however, the main determinant of which less advantaged people are covered and which not is chance.
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major determinant
Although it seems clear that general intellectual impairment is a major determinant of linguistic impairment in schizophrenia, this may not be the whole story.
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primary determinant
On the basis of this framework, we argue that institutional structure is a primary determinant of patterns of the judicialisation of policy.
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prime determinant
Is it not clear that the prime determinant of sterling is the level of interest rates?
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principal determinant
This indicates that tree water status, rather than climatic factors directly, is probably the principal determinant of tree phenology in the seasonally dry tropics.
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significant determinant
The bureaucracy required to implement and administer this proposal is largely unknown but recognized as a significant determinant of the proposal's feasibility.
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single determinant
It is tempting to search for a single determinant of allegiance, to attribute royalism to religious sentiment or to a touching if rather canine loyalty.
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social determinant
These findings have important implications for future policy concerned to address the wider social determinant of health inequalities and to develop the multidisciplinary public health workforce this requires.
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sole determinant
Since income is not the sole determinant of the environmental quality, we estimated more elaborated functions.
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structural determinant
Above all, he finds it outside ' class ' as a structural determinant.
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underlying determinant
Detailed studies would be useful to examine the possibility that income is an underlying determinant.
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