The "size of doctoral programs is driven by a range of factors, including [departments'] research and undergraduate teaching missions (and the need for university teaching and research assistants), without much thought to labor market trends," Research Universities says.
6 However, prevalence data are driven by a range of factors, including migration, mortality and response bias.
Prescribing rates are driven by a range of factors including physician's knowledge, experience and uncertainty, time pressures, and varied approach to the role of patients in decision-making [ 17, 18].
Gender disparities in the country are driven by a range of factors including, biological vulnerability to HIV infection and limited access to HIV prevention and reproductive health services [ 21].
In epidemiological terms, outbreaks occur at many different levels of intensity, duration and velocity in deviations from seasonal means, driven by a range of factors that determine transmission suitability (Brady et al., 2013; Wearing and Rohani, 2006; Johansson et al., 2009).
Suboptimal diet is driven by a range of factors acting at the individual level (eg, education, income and nutritional knowledge), community level (eg, accessibility to supermarket, and food availability at local stores) and national level (eg, food and agricultural policies, food marketing).
We assumed that mortality patterns in the study area could be driven by a range of mediating factors (disease mechanisms) that are weather related.
Driven by a range of motivations, no doubt.
These particles were introduced into the microchannel and electrokinetically driven by a range of electrical fields.
To sum up, while SSC in the 1950s and 1960s focused on exchanging industrial expertise, today Latin American cooperation is driven by a broad range of factors that expose diverse motivations.
