However, the mixtures research effort at NIEHS, to date, has been driven by test article nominations to the DNTP or by investigator-initiated research through DERT.
CIANO Shea Gallante is focusing on Italy's regional cuisines, driven by the seasons (see article, Page 7): 45 East 22nd Street (Park Avenue South).
But the bulk of growth in China, India and Japan in recent years has been driven by domestic demand (see article).It is true that China runs a large current-account surplus with America and rising net exports have contributed almost two percentage points of China's growth over the past year, but even without that boost, China's GDP growth would still have been an impressive 8.5%.
P&G's acquisition of Gillette (see article) and SBC's purchase of AT&T (see article) were driven by cost-saving rationalisation within an industry.
The differences in citations between the monograph and its related journal articles were highly skewed, but mostly driven by some highly cited primary research articles published in general medical journals, with the citations to the journal article greatly exceeding those to their related monographs.
It was a rare nod by The Chronicle to the power of celebrity in charity circles, and Ms. Palmer pointed out that the article was driven by a poll.
Dr. Alan Goodman, a physical anthropologist at Hampshire College and an adviser to the association, said, "there is no biological basis for race". The clusters shown in the Science article were driven by geography, not race, he said.
The research in this article was driven by two overarching goals: there is the design goal to create optimal content; and there is the assessment goal to explore a testing format that will be sensitive to knowledge gathered when learners encode content via gesture.
In fact, this article was driven by a startup press release I saw recently, highlighting a startup's "geo-fencing technology" as a new basis for discount coupons.
This article is driven by the following research questions: how did the US and Brazil's federal institutions respond to obesity?
