Sentence examples for a negative driver of from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, access to grazing outside the Karamoja sub-region was found to be a negative driver of forage availability as indicated by the restriction of movement imposed by the formal institutions.
"Its a negative driver in terms of all sorts of asset classes and an indication that leveraged funds and structured credit funds are exposed to a number of problems with asset price falls," said Jeroen Van Den Broek, head of credit strategy at ING.
Previous research in this area has highlighted clinical and economic uncertainty, as well as nonrelevant clinical endpoints as negative drivers of CADTH decisions.
Unrelated variety is a negative regional driver of enterprise productivity.
As with highly resistant Gram-negatives, drivers of the emergence and spread of ST772-MRSA-V need urgent study.
Retreating summer sea ice is widely described by scientists as both a measure and a driver of global warming, with negative impacts on a local and planetary scale.
The transformed FIS systematically outperforms the original FIS on nine proxy validation sets, each composed of a positive set of mutations enriched in driver nsSNVs and a negative set of mutations enriched in passenger nsSNVs (or polymorphisms).
The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has long been seen as a driver of negative sentiment towards Israel in the Middle East and the wider Muslim world.
The model also captures the intergenerational nature of mental illness, in which adults become parents and their mental illness becomes a driver of negative family-based exposures in the next generation.
Implementation of medical emergency teams is a complex, multistep process, however, and it is thought that a large driver of the negative results in studies is associated with difficulty in changing provider behavior and processes of care in hospital settings [ 23].
The training set is a positive class of known cancer drivers from the COSMIC database and a negative class of simulated passenger mutations.
