directly determine

Frequency: 7.915.1 per million words

To influence or cause an outcome without any intermediate steps.

determineADVERB + determine (cause an outcome)

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directly

Examples (10)

  • Reproductive success is directly determined by attractiveness to the female.
  • The project's budget will directly determine its scope and scale.
  • The amount of force applied will directly determine the object's acceleration.
  • An individual's genetic code can directly determine their susceptibility to certain diseases.
  • The quality of the raw materials directly determines the final product's durability.
  • Voter turnout on election day can directly determine the outcome of a close race.
  • In this model, the initial input directly determines the final output without any variables.
  • The amount of sunlight a plant receives directly determines its rate of photosynthesis.
  • The court's ruling will directly determine the company's financial liability.
  • Your level of preparation will directly determine your confidence during the presentation.