The method described here makes use of the case-control study design but requires only the total numbers of case drivers within groups of drivers defined by variables common to both samples.
Few measures of driving-specific risk taking aimed at pre-drivers (defined here as those who are not permitted to drive independently) have been validated, however, meaning our understanding of the development of risky driving attitudes is limited.
The following study develops a systemic analytical framework based on which climate risks for manufacturing industries are reviewed and drivers (defined as supportive factors) of entrepreneurial robustness are examined.
They analyzed one of the experiments presented in (Mäntylä [2005]) to investigate what drivers define the refactoring decisions.
The first is the annotation of possible false-positive cancer drivers, defined as candidate cancer genes inferred from large-scale screenings whose association with cancer is likely to be spurious.
The key driver for defining categories was the potential for identifying a specific intervention (eg, preventing hospital-acquired deep venous thrombosis by improving administration of venous thromboembolism (VTE) prophylaxis 31).
Using integrated structural and network analysis, we hypothesize that nsSNPs in H, Rad51D, Ulp1, Sol, Wnt5, CG33714, GalNAc-T2, Dys, and HDAC4, may all lead to the functional modification of these genes via allosteric regulation and protein-protein/DNA/RNA interactions and hence are driver mutations defining the hypoxia tolerance phenotype.
According to the programme personnel, a long distance truck driver was defined as a driver or a cleaner who was away from home for more than four continuous days due to work related travel.
In addition, predictors of (driver behaviour) factors defining the driver groups prone to engaging in specific types of driving behaviour are further discussed.
and the role played by drivers in defining wineries' orientation towards sustainability.
