determinants in A Sentence

Enabling, and need Determinants.

Which of the below are Determinants of health?

My interest in exploring genetic Determinants, however, developed more recently.

The Department of Public Health Environmental and Social Determinants of Health.

These are"health outcomes, patterns of health Determinants, and policies and interventions".

The report identified three interdependent fields as key Determinants of an individual's health.

The law of demand is only true if all other Determinants don't change.

Instead, they opt to focus almost exclusively on individual and social Determinants of health.

Remember that monsoon and market are two major Determinants of the wellbeing of farmers.

In this regard, molecular Determinants in this important area of virus-host interaction remain to be identified and characterized.

Microfactors are the Determinants of socialization, related to the upbringing and training in small groups(work collective, educational institution, religious organization).

Accounting and related matters are, today, Determinants of the quality of decisions and, consequently, the improvement of organizational performance.

Discoveries into the nature of genes have shown that genes are important Determinants of all aspects of an organism's makeup.

Access to land is one of the key Determinants of hunger, and it is even more unequally distributed than income.

In the Master's program in Epidemiology, you will examine the distribution and Determinants of health and morbidity in specific populations.

It might, especially if you're not hitting the Determinants of quality sleep, as established by a panel of sleep experts.

Many scholars, speaking in favor of polygamy, refer to Muslim countries, losing sight of, above all, their religiosity and historical Determinants.

Finance is one of the most important Determinants, when it comes to buying a house and most of the other considerations.

Macro factors consist of the natural and social Determinants of personal development, which are due to its residence in social communities.

While those rankings typically use salary and reputational data as primary Determinants, we are seeing a shift towards more progressive criteria.

This examination may suggest specific messaging strategies or specific Determinants that have the potential to leverage the most change within the population.

This course aims to provide students with an in-depth understanding of health Determinants and outcomes that transcend national boundaries, and the policy responses.

The question that has arisen is whether enhanced fines can radically change this record when other Determinants, beginning with administrative reform, remain untouched.

While population is the primary factor, others, such as age distribution, education level, and accessibility to youth and women, are key Determinants as well.

Obviously during evolution these characteristics are gained and therefore, the Determinants are genetic in nature, meaning, the life span is programmed in the genes.

Who among the following proposed a grand scheme of natural regions on a global scale by combining physical Determinants of plants and animals life?

High poverty rates, low education and lack of insurance are all social Determinants that are expected to lead to high mortality rates and negative health outcomes.

It's now 2019 and leading public health scholars still tend to downplay the potential effects of political Determinants such as gender politics on population health.

New and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and robotics are perhaps the most important Determinants/of defensive and offensive capabilities for any defence force in the future.

Various genetic Determinants(such as the“HLA complex,” which plays a role in control of immune responses) may equally influence an individual's risk of developing severe malaria.

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determinants in A Sentence

Enabling, and need Determinants.

Which of the below are Determinants of health?

My interest in exploring genetic Determinants, however, developed more recently.

The Department of Public Health Environmental and Social Determinants of Health.

These are"health outcomes, patterns of health Determinants, and policies and interventions".

The report identified three interdependent fields as key Determinants of an individual's health.

The law of demand is only true if all other Determinants don't change.

Instead, they opt to focus almost exclusively on individual and social Determinants of health.

Remember that monsoon and market are two major Determinants of the wellbeing of farmers.

In this regard, molecular Determinants in this important area of virus-host interaction remain to be identified and characterized.

Microfactors are the Determinants of socialization, related to the upbringing and training in small groups(work collective, educational institution, religious organization).

Accounting and related matters are, today, Determinants of the quality of decisions and, consequently, the improvement of organizational performance.

Discoveries into the nature of genes have shown that genes are important Determinants of all aspects of an organism's makeup.

Access to land is one of the key Determinants of hunger, and it is even more unequally distributed than income.

In the Master's program in Epidemiology, you will examine the distribution and Determinants of health and morbidity in specific populations.

It might, especially if you're not hitting the Determinants of quality sleep, as established by a panel of sleep experts.

Many scholars, speaking in favor of polygamy, refer to Muslim countries, losing sight of, above all, their religiosity and historical Determinants.

Finance is one of the most important Determinants, when it comes to buying a house and most of the other considerations.

Macro factors consist of the natural and social Determinants of personal development, which are due to its residence in social communities.

While those rankings typically use salary and reputational data as primary Determinants, we are seeing a shift towards more progressive criteria.

This examination may suggest specific messaging strategies or specific Determinants that have the potential to leverage the most change within the population.

This course aims to provide students with an in-depth understanding of health Determinants and outcomes that transcend national boundaries, and the policy responses.

The question that has arisen is whether enhanced fines can radically change this record when other Determinants, beginning with administrative reform, remain untouched.

While population is the primary factor, others, such as age distribution, education level, and accessibility to youth and women, are key Determinants as well.

Obviously during evolution these characteristics are gained and therefore, the Determinants are genetic in nature, meaning, the life span is programmed in the genes.

Who among the following proposed a grand scheme of natural regions on a global scale by combining physical Determinants of plants and animals life?

High poverty rates, low education and lack of insurance are all social Determinants that are expected to lead to high mortality rates and negative health outcomes.

It's now 2019 and leading public health scholars still tend to downplay the potential effects of political Determinants such as gender politics on population health.

New and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and robotics are perhaps the most important Determinants/of defensive and offensive capabilities for any defence force in the future.

Various genetic Determinants(such as the“HLA complex,” which plays a role in control of immune responses) may equally influence an individual's risk of developing severe malaria.

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