Sentence examples for driving cyclical from inspiring English sources

This study was the first to directly implicate progesterone in driving cyclical development in the normal breast and is consistent with key epidemiological findings reported by Pike and colleagues [ 8], who postulated that this increased mitotic activity during the luteal phase is associated with a transient increase in breast cancer risk.

Since this also holds for a subsample of high tenured workers, they conclude that the selection effect is not driving the cyclical behavior and the incentive effect dominates the composition effect for explaining cyclical fluctuations in absenteeism.

"As one-off factors driving the cyclical recovery fade, there is a risk that low growth and limited policy space leave the euro area vulnerable to shocks".

A shift in the design of labor compensation occurred at around the mid-1980s in the U.S. and deals with an increased role of performance pay in driving the cyclical movements of wages.

Notwithstanding the limitation of the study, findings from the study provide opportunities to understand the possible mechanisms driving to cyclical pattern of major dengue outbreaks in endemic regions.

Financing this new borrowing will have costs and create economic risks in the short and medium term, particularly with cyclical factors driving the budget deficit up anyway.

These movements since 2007 are also consistent with cyclical factors driving these changes.

This paper discusses the behavior of the hydraulic control rod driving system (HCRDS) in cyclical swing.

These movements along the Beveridge Curve are consistent with cyclical factors driving the changes in unemployment during this period.

As we said, Disney is in a turnaround mode at several key businesses and there is a potentially strong cyclical tailwind driving this as well".

But the need to do so has gained increased currency -- and urgency -- not least because many climate scientists believe that the cyclical climate patterns driving weather in many of the world's less developed regions will become more frequent and more intense as average global temperatures rise.