Sentence examples for driven by the importance from inspiring English sources
Considerable effort and investment have gone into practical pump lasers, driven by the importance of EDFAs in realizing dense wavelength division multiplexed systems.
Driven by the importance of bridges, researchers are currently undergoing profound paradigm to implement piles to reduce the scour due to the erosive action of flowing water.
Since the confined magnet motion is coupled with the heat transfer and internal fluid motion of the OHP, the design of the OMHP is driven by the importance of energy harvesting relative to thermal performance.
That focus is driven by the importance we see [user generated content] having going forward.
Yeah, but I want them to be driven by the importance of learning.
I thought you want them to stop doing frivolous things like playing, no? Yeah, but I want them to be driven by the importance of learning… I don't think this does that.
It appears the choice of science was not driven by the increased importance we as a society are placing on the scientific method or increased rigor in research and analysis to inform our discovery and decision-making.
Part of this interest is driven by the economic importance of xylem as a major constituent of forage crops, wood, and lignocellulosic biomass for transport fuels.
At the same time, academic and commercial groups have continued screening compound libraries for new synthetic auxins driven by the growing importance of such analogues in agriculture, particularly as herbicides, and the growth of chemical genomics.
In this study, we analysed five endosymbiotic genome sequences of the gamma-proteobacteria (three different Buchnera aphidicola strains, Wigglesworthia glossinidia, Blochmannia floridanus) to test if gene loss could be driven by the selective importance of genes.
We aligned 39 vertebrate PGRP sequences for each locus and deduced the ancestral amino acids [ 27] at all internal nodes of the phylogenetic tree, in order to estimate the presence of parallel and convergent substitutions, which may have been driven by the functional importance of sites.
