Sentence examples for connecting driver from inspiring English sources

Finding the causal and mechanistic links connecting driver aberrations and clinical phenotypes is challenging due to the complexity of the underlying processes.

While many of these tools have been applied to cancer data, most of the questions of interest are phenotype-driven (e.g., finding genes responsible for a clinical trait) rather than mechanism-driven (e.g., finding the causal relations connecting driver aberrations and passenger gene expressions).

autodriveaway.com Toronto Driveaway, founded in 1959, also has many years experience connecting drivers with cars for delivery.

Uber is one of several start-ups, like Taxi Magic and GetTaxi, trying to profit by connecting drivers and passengers more efficiently.

Websites like GoCarShare and BlaBlaCar likewise tap into the community ethos, connecting drivers with spare seats to passengers looking to get somewhere - cutting carbon in the process.

Uber has run into problems in the UK – sparking a protest by London black cab drivers this week – with its claim that it isn't a taxi firm, but a "ride sharing" company, doing little more than connecting drivers with passengers.

Its claim that it isn't a taxi firm, but a "ride sharing" company, doing little more than connecting drivers with passengers, appears to be in breach of London's rules protecting the metered black cab.

Some of these problems depend on whether you buy Uber's claim that it isn't a taxi firm, but a "ride sharing" company, doing little more than connecting drivers with passengers.

In the west the company is said to be disruptive because it provides a taxi service by connecting drivers with passengers without owning any cars – a system heavily criticised for neglecting workers' rights.

Waze's operational model to date has focused on connecting drivers via crowdsourced navigation information.

Think Waze founder Uri Levine, who changed the game by connecting drivers leading to an acquisition by Google.