Infrastructure is the key driver that can accelerate the balance among the economic, social and environmental aspects forming the Triple Bottom Line TBLL) in these countries.
In this context, a constructionist social theory perspective supports the insight that regulatory governance is one key driver that contributes to the defining of the boundaries of scientific and technological jurisdictions which can be supported, funded, structured, organised, standardised, contested and governed by the state.
Rodríguez-Villalón et al. [ 49] reported that PSY is the key driver that increases carotenoid synthesis in etiolated seedlings of A. thaliana by controlling the metabolic flux to the carotenoid biosynthesis pathway.
As urban goods delivery services become more popular, generalized approximation models to characterize VMT and emissions may aid private and public policy makers in determining under what conditions last mile logistics strategies that are best for society as a whole from an environmental perspective, as well as the key drivers that should be evaluated to make those strategy decisions.
However, there continues to be limited information as regards other aspects, such as those of an economical, social, political, legislative and environmental nature which, together with their interrelationships, need to be dealt with as a whole in order to detect the key drivers that could affect the success or failure of making tidal energy technologies marketable.
It found that the key drivers that made people donate were the large number of people impacted by the earthquake (55% of respondents cited this) and the belief that international aid is essential for helping the disaster (54%).
Regulations related to fuel economy and global warming are "going to be one of the key drivers that determines competitiveness in the industry over the next decade and beyond," said Duncan Austin, who until recently was a senior economist at the World Resources Institute.
Respondents pegged innovation and loyal employees as key drivers that helped Schering-Plough to crack the top 20.
In this review, we identify the key drivers that affect the intention to adopt Precision Agriculture (PA) technologies.
This paper first explores the key drivers that contribute to the design of resilient supply chains based on the notion of absorptive, adaptive and restorative capacities.
