Sentence examples for an alternative driver from inspiring English sources

On arrival at our destination Clement detected garlic on the breath of the taxi driver ("I'm allergic! Stop the car!"), and there was more drama as an alternative driver was found.

Altogether our results indicate that when HER2 is inhibited, as it is in L- and LTRes breast cancer cells, β1 signaling can operate as an alternative driver of growth.

However, we did not see HIF-1 expression elevated in chemotherapy-enriched tumor cells (Fig.  2e), suggesting an alternative driver of bFGF mRNA expression in chemo-residual tumor cells.

Notably, differing within-region habitat connectivity constitutes a potentially important alternative driver of differences in the steepness of the distance decay in floristic similarity [67].

Daily experiences can influence students to draw on preconceived ideas that may result in an alternative conception (Driver et al. [1994]; Duit [1991]).

Furthermore, with further comparative study the differential control of EMT by alternative driver molecules we have identified may allow a selective effect to be exerted on pathogenic EMT processes whilst leaving physiological processes intact, thereby minimising toxicity to patients.

Lately it has also emerged as a contender that offers an alternative to drivers opposed to paying a premium for a luxury nameplate.

The pattern of forest dynamics was also tested against available data on alternative drivers of forest change that had a spatial resolution relevant for the scale of our analysis.

We also compare these results with selected palaeoclimate records in order to test alternative drivers of landscape change.

Evans et al. (2006), while evaluating the climate change hypothesis and alternative drivers of rising DOC export from organic soils, argued that if hydrology is the principal driver of increased freshwater DOC, a concurrent monotonic trend would be expected.

Indeed, many studies have tested the theoretical hypothesis of the motives for remitting other than the insurance-saving motive and found little statistical evidence on alternative drivers.