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determinant

[dih-tur-muh-nuhnt] / dɪˈtɜr mə nənt /














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Industrial activity in China has become a key determinant of prices in recent weeks following its ending of coronavirus-related restrictions, amid weaker global demand.

From Reuters

They can raise their collective voice in support of evidence-based health measures; expose and oppose the harmful effects of commercial determinants on health and equity; and insist that commercial actors and governments are held accountable.

From Salon

Over the past five decades, emergency medicine has evolved from a job for “adrenaline junkies” to a diverse specialty at the forefront of addressing health inequity and social determinants of health.

From Washington Post

The fundamental determinant "of the rate at which we can transition to sustainability is the rate at which we can grow the output of lithium ion batteries," he said in the interview.

From Reuters

The public has glommed on to the cosmic irony of Davis, a Black radical, being descended from a group of people whom elitists view as a top determinant of social legitimacy.

From Salon