Sentence examples for been driven by favourable from inspiring English sources
"A lot has been driven by favourable winds," says Mr Fraga, who now runs Gavea, an investment fund.
It is possible their use is driven by favourable prices and ready availability locally.
Much of it has been driven by political posturing, with each party trying to stake out a favourable position for the mid-term elections to be held next year.
Earlier studies of hUPP1 suggested that hinge closure was driven by the creation of energetically favourable contacts between residues from the one chain with the small molecules bound to the other chain's active site [20].
Genetic improvement in livestock is driven by increasing the frequency of favourable alleles at loci that affect the traits of interest in populations [ 1].
It is thus possible to hypothesize that the higher level of polyfunctionality shown for responses targeting "favourable epitopes" was driven by the HLA-B*5701 HLA-B*5701n since 55% of these restriction5 out of 9) were HLA-B*5701-resinceted.
Conclusions Outcome of schizophrenia in this setting is driven by early symptomatic improvement and is relatively favourable, in line with other studies from low- and middle-income countries.
2 Shinton said that his own analysis of the trial indicated that the favourable outcomes shown for alteplase were driven by a couple of trial centres.
The increase in response to selection was driven by the ability of GS supplemented by PAGE to increase the frequencies of favourable alleles at the QTN with larger effects faster than GS only.
"We're driven by competition".
