The key determinants in impact are not the number of authors or articles in the field but, rather the citation density and the age of the literature cited.
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Determinants
Synonyms for "determinants" (138 found)
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fringingfrontiergaltonian theorygenegenesiologygenetic codegeneticsgroundgroundshedgehereditabilityheredityheritabilityheritagehigh water markhigh-water markinborn capacityinfluenceinheritabilityinheritance
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In the latest report, World Health Organization Director General Dr. Lee Jong Wook writes that water and sanitation are the most important determinants of public health. Dr. Lee says wherever people have reliable access to safe water and sanitation, they have won a major battle against a wide range of diseases.
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The wedge product is building in determinants everywhere you look.
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