The phrase "aspect that drives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular feature or element that motivates or influences a situation or behavior.
Example: "The aspect that drives innovation in our company is our commitment to research and development."
Alternatives: "factor that motivates" or "element that propels".
To this, Simons added that "the other aspect that drove the marriage here is that like Atlassian, StatusPage is really focused on reaching the Fortune 500,000".
At the end of the exercise, we expect that the stochastic aspects that drive biological evolution will become clearer to students, who will tend to regard natural selection as the differential probabilities of survival and reproduction.
There are three main issues: (i) the limited applicability of a program to different MS platforms; (ii) practical factors such as file compatibility and data visualization; and (iii) the variations in the sample preparation protocols are critical aspects that drive the choice of a data analysis program [115].
One key aspect of the DSH, and one that drives several aspects of animal locomotor mechanics and energetics, is the requirement that animals walk with dynamically similar stride lengths relative to size at similar Frs (Alexander and Jayes, 1983).
"Viewers come first for information," Mr. Sorenson, the MSNBC president, said, "but in trying to decide between the different sources, it's often the entertainment aspect of the programming that drives their choice".
This paradox is illustrated with a case report, highlighting the difficult diagnostic criteria, the potential role of Damage or Pathogen Associated Molecular Pattern Molecules [DAMPs and PAMPs] that drives aspects of ongoing inflammation within the transplanted organ as well as the intestine, and the therapeutic strategies applied.
When she spent time in our newsroom in New York (where we discovered that we were both born on July 15, just two years apart), our young editors kept commenting on her desire to delve into even the most obscure aspects of the technology that drives HuffPost.
Social factors tend to be related to anthropogenic drivers of system transitions (e.g., economic aspects of fertilizer use that drives lake eutrophication cycles (Carpenter et al. 2001)).
Because there is virtually no application of the NNMs to large-scale engineering structures, these papers are an attempt to highlight several aspects that might drive their development in the future.
These are the key aspects that will drive your digital transformation.
