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As outlined above it was suggested recently that the apparent left-sided neglect in number bisection tasks may not necessarily reflect an isomorphism of physical and number space (as proposed by [ 11]; see [ 12] for a review) but may be driven by poor memorization of the initial items of the number sequences presented due to impaired working memory ([ 22, 23]; for a review see [ 13]).

This might be driven by poorer access to conventional medical services and dissatisfaction with the provision of mainstream health care [ 33] which have been connected with the greater use of alternative forms of medical care in other rural contexts [ 34].

The rising incidence of non-communicable diseases in western countries is being driven by poor lifestyle choices, including increasingly inadequate physical activity.

Increased fracture risk in type 2 diabetes is driven by poor glycemic control and occurs in the presence of higher BMD and thicker femoral cortices in narrower bones.

In addition, whereas mortality in many cases of pneumonia is driven by poor oxygen exchange, it is not the only mechanism that can lead to death.

The persistence of poverty both drives and is driven by poor nutrition, low standards of housing -- and the lack of access to safe water, quality health services, and quality primary education.

Second, our finding that incarceration-related VL non-suppression is driven by poorer ART adherence is consistent with a range of previous analyses.

22 26 Whether this is driven by poorer health outcomes related to the fertility treatment or the underlying subfertility or by general concerns about the health of these children is still debatable.

The clustering appears to be driven by the poor prognosis patients in clusters 1, 2 and 3. Noting the presence of crossing survival functions, the five class log-rank test is significant (P = 1.26e-09).

The preliminary qualitative research endorses this view with some of the respondents in all three countries underlining that this was absolutely not the reason that they took up a health profession, whilst others blamed the providers they considered to be driven by financial rewards for the poor quality of care.

They may simply be driven by greed.