Sentences with phrase «key determinant»

The problem with deterministic modelling is that it suppresses a clear view of the most salient problem of retirement saving, which is the inherent uncertainty of the future and the variability of key determinants of future well - being.

Your personal situation and risk tolerance are key determinants in how you may modify your own investment goals.

The report of the Forrest Review also stresses the importance of maternal and early childhood health as key determinants of employment later in life.

Certification, academic qualification, project contracted and reputation of industry are key determinant factors of salary of a project manager.

Whether the country is the host nation and has a «tradition» of winter sport success are also key determinants, according to the report.

Of note, however, is that the site does not take into account body type, including key determinants like weight and height.

«We're spending our time changing perceptions of the broader peer group, but really what might be the more key determinant of teen alcohol use is what's going on in their own friend group,» Beckmeyer said.

For example, key determinants such as information selection, confirmation bias, pluralistic ignorance, extremism, polarisation, decision - making etc. require greater attention.»

Cf. Post 015 (noting key determinants of organizational innovativeness are leadership's attitude to change and openness to external perspectives).

«Every school, every school district, and every state should be very serious about routinely and systematically assessing school climate, because it really is one of many key determinants of student performance and success,» says Shaun Harper, executive director of the Center for the Study of Race and Equity in Education at the University of Pennsylvania.

The presence or lack of self - control, problem - solving skills, and beliefs condemning violence have been identified as key determinants of criminality.

Such traits are rarely a key determinant of strong performance on the job (with the arguable exception of some sales and customer service gigs).

Western Digital needs to retain access to output from new Toshiba factories as improvements in manufacturing technology are one of the key determinants of success in the memory chip industry.

The Exxon spill could very well make that report a key determinant of the White House's stance on Keystone.

In February, the Bank of England cut its forecast for British wage growth, which Governor Mark Carney named as a key determinant of future interest rates in a speech at the start of the year.

«We believe the Wii U release date slate on display will be a key determinant of the console's long - term staying power,» said Pachter.

What is missing from the dialogue is a more granular understanding of how fund size drives investment strategy and is a key determinant of return potential.

The budget does not even provide a projection of Canada's long - term potential economic growth and the key determinants underlying it - productivity growth and labour force growth.

On profitability and valuation, the key determinants of our stock rating system, Clorox gets our attractive rating because it has positive economic earnings while the market's expectations for future earnings growth are low.

From Q1 2018, we see a different trend: the main focus is on private and public pre-sales, while main sales are more of an afterthought — this is due to many factors, with regulation being the key determinant.

Some of the key determinants of demand for packaging includes shifting consumer trends (on - the - go, value packs, reusable packaging), longer shelf life, ease of storage and transportation.

Some of the key determinants of demand for packaging includes shifting consumer trends (on - the - go, va...

Corporate culture is clearly a key determinant of success».

The board are now the key determinant of succession and continuity.

• A review of nine cohort studies published in international peer - reviewed journals found «partner's smoking habit» to be one of the key determinants of a pregnant woman's smoking (Lu et al, 2001).

• A review of nine cohort studies published in international peer - reviewed journals found «partner's smoking habit» to be one of the key determinants of a pregnant woman's smoking.

A child development expert, he writes, «That evidence shows that a father's relationship with his daughter is one of the key determinants in a woman's ability to enjoy a successful life and marriage.»

The quality of parenting children receive during the early years affects three key determinants of later success in school: their cognitive potential, their social skills, and their behavioural functioning.

In this way, turnout becomes a key determinant of the composition of the second chamber.

The key determinant of its popularity, support for Scottish independence, has soared over the last 12 months and has not faded since the surprisingly close referendum in September.

The power balance between the forces present on the ground is obviously a key determinant in the current crisis.

Press reports suggest that sentence length will be the key determinant in deciding which prisoners can vote.

«Acknowledging and celebrating parenthood as a key determinant of a healthy society and offering practical solutions to the challenges families face are not only important goals in themselves - they're essential steps in tackling crime and anti-social behaviour.»

Again, as the Populus poll for Lord Ashcroft found, in two key determinants of long - term voting behaviour - party leader standing and economic trustworthiness - they were still losing in this constituency.

Wilkinson and Pickett provide convincing evidence that in developed countries inequality is a key determinant of this.

The rate of return matters because it's a key determinant of the amount taxpayers must fork over every year to ensure that pensions are adequately funded in the future.

The key determinant affecting the disparity between rich and poor in thsi country is, as it always has been, class and not ethnicity.

Table 2 emphasises that class is no longer the key determinant of voting.

The key determinant of whether a reef bleaches or not is whether it sits in very hot water for a while.

There are other sources around, but as an early career biomedical researcher your ability to obtain NIH funding will be a key determinant of your success.

Researchers looked at the geographical distribution of habitual dietary salt intake in Britain and its association with manual occupations and educational attainments, both indicators of socio - economic position and key determinants of health.

The fact that there is no increased risk of mortality at night raises further doubt about whether the presence of senior doctors and rapid access to diagnostic services is a key determinant of mortality rates.

We have shown that the transcriptor activator Orb, which is enriched in the oocyte and depleted in the nurse cells, is a key determinant in gurken translation (13).