Sentence examples for be driven by higher from inspiring English sources
This interaction appeared to be driven by higher accuracy when the hands were near the display in the large set size no-change condition compared to when the hands were away from the display in the same condition (M = 0.79, SD = 0.13 vs. M = 0.75, SD = 0.13; t(50) = 3.20, P < 0.01).
Thus, the expansion of CMV-specific CD4+ T cells in HIV controllers is unlikely to be driven by higher levels of antigen and is more likely to reflect a more robust proliferation of CD4+ T cells in response to CMV infection.
Aggregated time series trends show that high hospital spending between 2001 and 2009 appears to be driven by higher payment per unit of hospital output, not by increased utilization.
The increased pCR rates but worse survival observed in TNBC - the triple-negative paradox [ 9] - appears to be driven by higher relapse rates among those patients whose tumors are not eradicated by chemotherapy.
If no additional proteins need be secreted to form slender oscular diactines, this may allow for faster growth, which can be driven by higher scl-CA2 expression levels in these sclerocytes.
Relative increases in osteogenesis associated with tissues such as bone and fat could be driven by higher content of embedded factors that promote osteogenesis such as bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) [ 31] or osteogenic favorable combinations and ratios of ECM proteins such as laminin and fibronectin [ 32, 33].
In the end, systems approaches must be driven by high-quality hypothesis-driven biology and not just by data-accumulating technologies or high-performance computational modeling.
These free carriers can be driven by high electric fields that subsequently form hot carriers.
Correlations appear to be driven by high solar wind flux variability, similar to results obtained by in situ multi-spacecraft correlation studies.
In another narrative review, Eller et al. (4) came to the opposite conclusion: The association of job strain with CHD is likely to be driven by high demands.
Increased earnings in 2000 were driven by higher gas prices.
