Cheap global labor was the driving force of economic expansion in the last century, and with new winners and losers, expanding trade and commerce generally worked.
Detailed analysis of the flanking sequences of each of the snoRNA paralogs revealed that some snoRNAs were retrogenes generated through L1-mediated integration machinery, suggesting that retroposon-mediated trans-duplication may have been a driving force for expansion of novel snoRNAs in the rhesus monkey genome.
The driving force of Th17 cell expansion remains unclear; chronic challenge with auto-antigen or deficient function of Tregs seems likely [ 24, 25, 39].
Life's sister magazine, Time, was no less susceptible to his rough-diamond charm, calling him a "hard-headed, steel-willed" corporate chieftain with "horse sense, a command of men, and the driving force of a triple-expansion engine".
A combination of a higher cost of capital and lower profits may force firms to slash their capital spending.Investment, especially in information technology (IT), has been the driving force of America's economic expansion.
In physics, the award was given to Saul Perlmutter, Brian Schmidt, and Adam Riess, and a team of 51 collaborators for their work in demonstrating the role of dark energy as a driving force of the universe's accelerating expansion.
The asymmetry of the contact expansion suggests that the contact expansion is a driving force of the relative movement of the RC-MTOC-GA complex and the contact.
As EGL expansion is a driving force of foliation [6], the inability of the EGL to expand appropriately, due to the restricted number of GNPs in the Mdm2puro/Δ7-9 cerebelikelylikely underlies the foliation defects observed in these mice.
The expansion of trade volume was the main driving force of DVA growth of China.
A significant number of respondents (67.3 %) also indicated that the expansion of crop production was the main driving force of the LULC dynamics in the study area (Table 6).
"Creative destruction," he said, is the driving force of capitalism.
