Thus, the high diversity of recurrent rearrangements in neobatrachians appears to be driven by variables beyond a high rate of nucleotide substitution, for example, life histories and genetic drift both of which may increase the chance that rearranged mt genomes survive and drive fixation [ 67].
"The fact is, the rates are driven by variable practice, not by risk factors, and that cannot continue".
The observed adaptation was driven by variable quantitative changes of the different separately studied life history traits (i.e. fecundity, longevity, sex-ratio, time to maturity).
More common is however the late onset form (loAD) of AD that comprises 95% of all cases and is driven by variable combinations of genetic and environmental risk factors (Sananbenesi & Fischer, 2009; Goate & Hardy, 2012).
Their behaviour is driven by variables such as the chance that a doctor will increase their prescription, or the likelihood that a dealer will have enough heroin.
In forested ecosystems, management decisions are driven by variables such as forest composition, forest structure (both vertical and horizontal), and other ancillary data (i.e., topography, soils, slope, aspect, and disturbance regime dynamics).
Given that the cephalopods are semelparous, short-lived, ecological opportunists, their populations can be expected to be highly variable with recruitment being driven by variability in the physical and ecological environment.
The light intensity is driven by varying manually a variable resistance between 0 and 330 Ω.
Additional analyses suggest that these results are quite robust and are unlikely to be driven by omitted variable or selection bias.
This result leads us to believe that the positive effects on earnings are unlikely to be driven by omitted variable bias.
