significant determinant
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsignificantanddeterminant
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significant
adjective
uk/sɪɡˈnɪf.ɪ.kənt/us/sɪɡˈnɪf.ə.kənt/
important ...
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determinant
noun[C]
uk/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nənt/us/dɪˈtɝː.mɪ.nənt/
formal
something that controls or affects what happens in a ...
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(Definition ofsignificantanddeterminantfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The bureaucracy required to implement and administer this proposal is largely unknown but recognized as asignificantdeterminantof the proposal's feasibility.
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Religion remained asignificantdeterminantof intended family size but its effect had diminished.
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Family environment is also likely to be asignificantdeterminantof the adaptiveness or otherwise of high emotional sensitivity.
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To this day, class remains asignificantdeterminantof dress; we read social class position from clothing style.
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Accordingly, having infected family members was asignificantdeterminantfor seropositivity of the index children in the multivariate models.
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The variable is however not asignificantdeterminantof the decision to undertake defensive activity.
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Total lot forest clearing is not asignificantdeterminantof crop production.
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If the former is asignificantdeterminantof the vote, it may have overridden the traditional performance variables.
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Encouragement to pursue an education while growing up also proved to be a highlysignificantdeterminantin the case of higher education benefits.
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Population growth is not asignificantdeterminantin these data.
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Age at the time of adoption appeared to be asignificantdeterminantof failure, which affected failure rates of all the methods negatively.
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The results also confirm the hypothesis that interruptions in water supply are asignificantdeterminant of diarrhoeal illness relative to households who do not experience such interruptions in piped supply.
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Presidential approval operates as asignificantdeterminantof the vote in every specification we have estimated, including models for the support of the gubernatorial party in opposition provinces.
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Gender inequality is asignificantdeterminantof poverty.
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Rates of interest are not asignificantdeterminantof flows of that kind.
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That may be asignificantdeterminant.
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Class has often been defined as thesignificantdeterminantof life chances.
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