Sentence examples for distribution drivers from inspiring English sources

Tesco may face empty shelves and widespread supply disruption as its distribution drivers prepare for a national strike ballot this week, writes Oliver Morgan.

The GoMA program began formally in 2003 with the following objectives: Synthesize current knowledge of biodiversity, including patterns of distribution, drivers of biodiversity patterns and change, and how biodiversity affects function of the Gulf of Maine ecosystem.

We also analyzed the distribution of drivers by participants.

The distribution of drivers' total glance durations on the HMI showed that visual attention was shifted away from monitoring the central road scene towards looking at the in-vehicle display to a considerable extent.

The proposed strategy is used to design two popular circuits in a 0.18μm CMOS technology, namely; the ring oscillator and clock distribution network drivers with an average error from the required performance within 8%.

For example, 44% of the known species in the NE Channel have been recorded since 2000 (see section 'Spatial distribution and drivers of biodiversity: The NE Channel' below).

Mortality is also raised in distribution center drivers, particularly for myeloid leukemias, including acute myeloid leukemia.

No information was therefore available on the distribution of drivers in the non- participant group.

The distribution of driver's attention is a crucial aspect for safe driving.

Next, evaluation of somatic sets related to cancer prognosis and treatment response prediction, and to genetic and genomic alterations (see Materials and Methods), revealed significant asymmetrical distribution of "driver kinases" [34], [35]; that is, kinases whose deregulation through frequent somatic mutation contributes to tumor development and/or progression ("driver mutations").

We therefore suggest that the frequency distribution of driver mutations and the distribution of resistant subclones within a heterogeneous cancer cell population could be used to instruct decisions of the time course of treatment levels, with the aims of curbing tumour growth, metastasis, and resistance.