Sentence examples for driven to a greater extent from inspiring English sources

A predominance of bettERNprognosis luminal A and B tumors and the strong downstaging trend over time suggest that late stage at diagnosis in the South African setting may be driven to a greater extent by nonbiologic determinants of stage at diagnosis rather than by the predominance of an inherent aggressive rapidly growing tumor, but must be confirmed in other studies.

"Driven to a great extent by City bonuses and overseas purchasers, the top end prime markets are less sensitive to the cost of borrowing," Savills pointed out.

The S.U.V. craze of the 1990s was driven, to a great extent, by the early success of the Grand Cherokee and the Ford Explorer.

Worse, the evaluations that determine the season's final matchup are never limited to simply judging a team's onfield performance in the relevant calendar year, but are driven to a great extent by ingrained cultural and historical assumptions.

While early methodological developments are supported to a great extent by research grants in the US National Institutes of Healthh, NIH), EU (Framework Programme, FP) and Germany (German Research Foundation, DFG), early clinical deployment of PET/MR is driven to a great extent by industry.

Recently, it has been shown that the increase in sperm swimming velocity observed in rodent species that experience high levels of sperm competition is driven to a great extent by a rise in the content of sperm ATP (Tourmente et al., 2013).

We note that in contrast to the present findings for alcohol, one recent study suggests that movie influence on smoking onset is larger than that on progression, 39 perhaps because for smoking, nicotine addiction drives progression to a greater extent than other types of influences.

This has been driven, to an extent, by new EU regulations on the use hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).

This is compatible with our cross-sectional finding of weaker associations between obesity and branched chain AAs in South Asian men, suggesting that increases in these AA levels may be driven by insulin resistance to a greater extent than obesity in South Asian individuals or that measures of obesity may be less satisfactory in this population.

Promoter-swap experiments show that daf-16a or daf-16f transgenes driven by the daf-16f promoter rescue longevity to a greater extent than the same transgenes driven by the daf-16a promoter (Kwon et al. 2010).

Although, the initial internationalization may be to a greater extent driven by either "internal" or "external" factors, but the home-based and host-based forces are interdependent one with another.