Sentence examples for drive regions from inspiring English sources
The numbers of odd RHD vehicles are also significant in many left hand drive regions, such as Russia and British Columbia in Canada [4].
It is a research issue to investigate why there was overwhelming dominance of odd RHD vehicles in some left hand drive regions, such as Rwanda before the imposition of the import restrictions.
After a person repeatedly consumes alcohol, consumption may become more automatic (with more involvement of appetitive drive regions such as the caudate and putamen) and less voluntary (with less involvement of executive control regions) (Everitt and Robbins 2005).
During its early stages, alcohol consumption is a goal-directed behavior, initiated and executed by regions within the executive control network (such as the dorsolateral pre-frontal cortex and anterior cingulate cortex), with its rewarding effects processed by appetitive drive regions (such as the nucleus accumbens).
An individual with alcohol dependence seeks alcohol compulsively a behavior associated with increased activity of appetitive drive regions when presented with an alcohol cue and experiences a lack of engagement of prefrontal regions, which under normal circumstances inhibit or stop a mal-adaptive behavior such as excessive alcohol consumption.
These repeats may drive recombination regions to hotspots.
Instead, high frequency SNPs as well as fixed substitutions tend to drive genomic regions with average base composition to 45% G+C composition.
Excess neutrons produced by the front region are then used to drive backward region (blanket) to breed tritium.
Some DVD-player software will allow you to legally reset your DVD drive's region code a limited number of times to play the discs on the PC.
We have an excellent academy system and the coaches in place, with men like Dale McIntosh and Paul John, to really drive this region forward".
The dearth of jobs and prospects in the north helps drive the region's twin ills — narcotics trafficking and Islamic radicalism.
