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"Under those circumstances, it is expected that the carbon price will in the future be more strongly driven by mid- and long-term emission reductions," he said.

Previous research has characterized continental investors (e.g., Germans) as being more strongly driven by long-term returns than Anglo-American ones (e.g., US citizens; Aguilera et al. 2007).

Overall, the amount and composition of N appeared to be strongly driven by algal blooms and biogeochemical conditions such as low oxygen, high pH and warm temperatures in the upper portion of the river, whereas P was more strongly driven by seasonal hydrology.

In addition to evidence of increased co-activation between the amygdala and LC when subjects listened to negative music with eyes closed, our causal analysis revealed that this inter-regional connection was more strongly driven by the amygdala than by the LC.

Interestingly, the effect was more strongly driven by soil characteristics than by the source.

This is because the corresponding network estimates are more strongly driven by their direct estimates with each 70% and not only with 63% as in designs 1 2 and 2 3.

Dar es Salaam and other coastal regions generally demonstrate a lower fadeout probability than inland regions, and examination of Figure 1B and C suggest this is more strongly driven by rainfall, rather than temperature, variation between regions.

Nowhere can this be more strongly felt than in Kirkuk.

This might be more strongly argued.

Since intrinsic motivation is more strongly related to positive emotions (driven by the feeling of autonomy), we hypothesized that intrinsic oriented forms of motivation are stronger predictors of student performance than extrinsic forms.

This was expected because neurons that are more sharply tuned in frequency and thus more strongly driven by narrowband sounds such as pure tones should also be more informative about the presented frequency.