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The technology evolution that dropped the cost of solar modules by around 75% between 2009 and 2014 is now being followed by political and financial initiatives that are further driving down costs.

Deep pyrosequencing technologies, enabling metaviral analyses of environmental samples, are further driving our understanding and appreciation of bacteriophage genomics and the bacteriophage pan-genome [ 71, 72].

Growth in the UK's manufacturing sector has eased and the weak pound is further driving up firms' prices, according to an industry survey.

Antibody engineering is further driving development of novel antibody formats and genetically modified cell-based therapies that harness the power of the immune system to progress cures in otherwise intractable human diseases.

The lawmakers said in their letter they're distressed at the possibility that profitable deals between universities and financial institutions may be further driving up the cost of higher education.

When employees feel dissatisfied and not recognized, they leave the organization and this puts higher workloads and stress levels on those who remain and ultimately is further driving down satisfaction for both employees and patients [ 63].

The ethical concerns of using human embryo-derived stem cells is further driving research into isolating stem cells from adult tissues (Tanaka et al. 2011), and inducing pluripotency in terminally differentiated adult somatic cell sources (Huang et al. 2011; Sekiya and Suzuki 2011).

While transit must compete for funding, highway funding is guaranteed, and the government is further incentivizing driving by offering a $240/month tax cut for parking and only a $125/month tax cut for using public transit.

Elevated impulsivity has commonly been implicated in PG (Castellani and Rugle, 1995; Moran, 1970) and could be a further driving force behind various decision-making deficits.

The biotechnological exploitation of microorganisms as potential sources for biodiesel (Liang and Jiang 2013) or high value polyunsaturated fatty acids for nutritional purposes is a further driving force in developing a better understanding of the processes contributing to lipid storage and LD formation.

The preliminary figures published on 29 October are further proof that we are driving a more business-like approach across government and we have accelerated our work tackling waste.