An alternant determinant is the determinant of an alternant matrix.

Similarly, notwithstanding the principle of proportionality of the use of force as a determinant of CIDT, the overriding factor at the core of the prohibition of CIDT is the concept of powerlessness of the victim.

Good governance invariably is the key determinant among these variables.

It has been recorded that good Government practices occur in small municipalities, as well as in heavily populated areas, and that size is not a determinant factor for innovation to occur, nor are financial resources, as we will see later on.

However, geography is a much more important determinant of dialect than religious background.

Most participants failed to distinguish between history as a constraint and history as a determinant.

Maintaining good US China relations will be a key determinant of global stability in this century.

One determinant that increases the risk of poverty is single parenthood, which applies mainly to women.

The third major determinant of which scenario prevails will be American power and how it is used.

Many factors other than exchange rates affect a country s trade balance. A key determinant is national savings.

Factor V (pronounced factor five) is a protein of the coagulation system, rarely referred to as proaccelerin or labile factor.

And a key determinant of whether they will have good health or not is access to clean water.

China s Xi Factor

The Competition Factor

The Fear Factor

The Phelps Factor

That suggests that the fourth political determinant of the future will be the evolution of European policies and power.

Moreover, whether students identify with being in school becomes the major determinant of whether they stay or drop out.

10.36 One other important determinant to girls' access to education is the ability of parents to pay school fees.

Total smoothing power if the Detail Factor sets the relative smoothing and the Anisotropy Factor the direction, the Smoothing Factor sets the overall effect.

The membership factor dominates, at 75 per cent the population factor increases to 10 per cent, and the contribution factor decreases to 15 per cent.

In these circumstances, timing may not be everything, but it may prove to be a key determinant of the probabilities.

The issue of accreditation of NIs is thus determinant of the nature of the participation of NIs in international forums.

Latin America s Military Factor

The Palin Non Factor

The Steve Jobs Factor

Banking Reform s Fear Factor

That factor is time.

Finally, variant 5w places the dominant membership factor at 75 per cent, the population factor at 10 per cent and the contribution factor at 15 per cent.

But the state of the economy is usually the most important determinant of who wins national elections in the United States.

The two are intimately connected micro level regulation affects the supply and allocation of credit a crucial determinant of macroeconomic activity.

But the state of the economy is usually the most important determinant of who wins national elections in the United States.

National legislation on volunteering was identified during the International Year of Volunteers as an important determinant of a flourishing volunteer movement.

(g) Any other relevant factor.

The Sarkozy factor is fundamental.

The Anarchy Factor in Syria

Global Markets u0027 Time Factor

Race, too, is a factor.

Vacancy factor (20 per cent)

Another factor is psychological damage.

However, the contribution factor is allotted the most weight, 70 per cent, the population factor stands at 5 per cent, and the membership factor is reduced to 25 per cent.

ROME An effective tax policy that ensures adequate domestic revenue is a crucial determinant of a country s ability to pursue development policies.

Supplemental oxygen exposure, while a risk factor, is not the main risk factor for development of this disease.

If we could learn to make things and do things the way nature does, we could achieve factor 10, factor 100, maybe even factor 1,000 savings in resource and energy use.

The weight of the contribution factor varies between 55 and 86.4 per cent, the membership factor between 6.9 and 40 per cent and the population factor between 5 and 8.9 per cent.