Some scholars argue that investment of universities in institutional staffing is very little because of profit driven motives (Ishengoma 2007; Brans 2011; Alexander et al. 2014).
They point out that our progress from the cave to space travel over a relatively short time is no small accomplishment but that despite this stunning achievement, humans have been sloshing through a quagmire of base emotions and I-me driven motives.
However, there is a growing concern that the profit driven motives of hospitals may do more harm than good to patients [ 4, 5], and earlier evidence has shown that a market-based healthcare system sometimes has a deleterious effect on service quality [ 6].
The businessmen-scientists who are biotechnology's entrepreneurs often seem driven by motives more complex than a mere desire to make money, especially when they are trying to find treatments for disease.
Driven by motives ranging from charity to profit to a renewed "white man's burden," the western world has during the past half century poured money into the African continent to combat these ills.
There's always the risk that the other person is driven by motives you don't share.
Like Carrefour, which had $70 billion in sales last year, they would be driven by one motive, said Mark Husson, food retailing analyst at Merrill Lynch: bragging rights.
F1FO ATP synthases catalyze the synthesis of ATP from ADP and inorganic phosphate driven by ion motive forces across the membrane.
But the worst silence of all is not that of profit and motive driven media and officials.
However, compared to the peritrichous flagella observed in E. coli, the polar flagellum in P. aeruginosa is driven by sodium motive force and may then propel the bacterium at relatively high speeds towards the membrane.
As with most Facebook announcements, there's a mission-driven motive for the changes, but also a side effect that aids monetization.
