Sentence examples for driven by called from inspiring English sources

Protein body formation can be driven by called prion-like motifs or PriLMs (Alberti et al., 2009; Decker et al., 2007; Gilks et al., 2004; Han et al., 2012).

"We just saw her drive by, calling behind the wheel, chaotically overtaking on the roundabout," Ms. van der Velden explains in a voice-over, in Dutch.

The current blockade is driven by calls for the adoption of the so-called "political isolation bill".

The reaction was mostly driven by calls made by nodes who don't usually call at that time, rather than an increase of call rate of usually active nodes.

Consequently, forecast-driven advanced planning of production runs over multiple weeks or months has been replaced by short-term creation of production schedules which are most often driven by call orders from contract customers.

Maryland officials of Planned Parenthood, a group leery of new regulations because, in its view, they are too often driven by politics, called the state's licensing rules reasonable and helpful.

Much of the popularity of the iLike Facebook application is driven by something called the iLike Music Challenge, where users try to guess songs or artist names based on listening to a 30 second snippet from a song.

"He's driven by some calling in life and I really don't know whether it's that he has to be president of the United States, but he definitely feels compelled to serve his faith," she said.

Mitochondrial division is driven by an enzyme called Dnm1 that assembles into a helix around the mitochondria, and an enzyme called Drp1 performs the same role in mammals.

The process is driven by a chemical called dopamine.

They are driven by what Keynes called animal spirits.