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But we must remember that the real value of a cryptocurrency is not driven by price but instead is driven by utility.

"Could it be that the conservative movement is no longer driven by a coalition of fiscal conservatives, people of faith, and those concerned about foreign policy, but instead is driven by a coalition consisting of working class whites, blue collar populists, and anti-immigration hawks?" the Daily Caller's Matt K Lewis asks.

Second, the evidence emerges that aging is not driven by damage but instead is driven by sensing-signaling pathways governing cellular metabolism and growth.

Linking gerontology and diabetology, the hyperfunction theory suggests that aging is not caused by damage but instead is driven by signal transduction pathways, the same pathways that are involved in age-related diseases.

You would have to think that scientists were not motivated to help their fellow human beings, but instead were driven only by self-interest.

In a few hours, he said, he was put into a van and thought he was going to the hospital, but instead was driven around and returned to the clinic.

He ditched the Papal limousine, and instead is driven around in a regular car.

This further supports the notion that accumulation of DNA damage is not a cause of aging, which instead is driven by the mTOR pathway.

Within this framework, phantom movement sensations reported by a few upper limb amelics are probably not related to a genuine sensorimotor representation of the missing limb, but might instead be driven by vision and therefore mediated by other cortical areas such as the parietal cortex, a region known to be involved in the visuo-motor representation of complex hand movements [61].

The fastest growth in the industry has instead been driven through more intensive models.

Collins will instead be driven to the stadium for the opening game with Arizona by receiver Joe Jurevicius.