Japan were always driven by a greater purpose, hoping their success at the World Cup could provide some emotional relief for a nation still reeling from the effect of 11 March earthquake and tsunami.
That higher cost was driven by a greater number of fraud incidents that affected 11.2 million consumers in 2009, compared with 9.9 million in 2008.
Innovation is driven by a greater operational efficiency, but also boosted by the final user's demand, whose concern with food safety, health, animal welfare, environmental issues has increased (Grunert et al. 2005).
But most of the studies suggested that the convergence of men and women's drinking habits was driven by a greater use of alcohol among women.
They realized that some of these texts weren't actually written by a scholar of that period, someone who was preserving this ancient knowledge driven by a greater vision, but they were most likely written by little children who were practicing their spelling and calligraphy at school.
6 Reports suggest that this trend is driven by a greater use of stimulants, antidepressants and antipsychotics.
3 5 The increase in the applications for surgical procedures has been driven by a greater involvement of technology in surgical procedures.
It is hoped that tendon research will be driven by a greater awareness of the potential for managing and targeting the inflammatory response.
Our relatively large expenditure on prescription drugs was mainly driven by a greater proportion of diabetic youth who required treatment with insulin, thus their greater expenses on insulin and diabetes supplies.
Since it is unlikely that this discrepancy is driven by a greater proportion of asymptomatic cases among older, Black and/or unpartnered U.S. residents, it may represent either a greater proportion of undiagnosed cases, a higher reluctance to self-report among members of these groups, or a lack of access to health care for certain groups.
