Because technological development is the foremost factor used to explain economic growth we further analyse the role of EU RTD policy to diffuse technology from the economically more advanced to the less advanced regions.
A "young, tight wine" will benefit from some "time to breathe," While, if time is on your side, "an hour or two decant can make a big difference in how a powerful red wine reveals itself". Huynh believes time is the "foremost factor" in determining whether or not to decant.
Pearson matrix predicts that agricultural land, built up, horticultural land and wasteland seem to be the foremost factors responsible for the deterioration of the water quality of the lake.
The ranks indicated that 'catalyst concentration (X2)' was the foremost influencing factor for the highest yield and the 'molar ratio (X1)' affected the FFA content of the biodiesel the most in comparison with other parameters.
In addition to the quantitative aspect of genome-wide STAT binding, we determined that cell context was the foremost defining factor in the establishment of genome-wide binding positions of STATs.
Aiming is the foremost important factor in judging skill.
Endothelin-1 and cyclooxygenase-derived prostaglandins are the foremost vasoconstrictor factors, apart from the sympathetic overactivity.
It is known that invasion and metastasis, two of the most important hallmarks of malignant tumours, are the foremost fatal factors for human cancers.
Finally, some studies have shown that advancing age is the foremost reported predictor factor of poor BP control [ 17, 24, 45, 46].
This assemblage of abnormalities is well thought-out to be one of the foremost factors contributing to raise pervasiveness of type 2 diabetes in Indians of Asia.
