Cost was found to be a significant driver if preparatory actions were being undertaken primarily for wildfire, but not if the preparatory actions were partially or primarily for other purposes, e.g. landscape maintenance.
Crizotinib plasma Ctrough,ss was not found to be a significant driver of new renal cyst development based on a logistic regression model involving 193 of the 255 patients with blinded IRR imaging after adjusting for age and ethnicity, indicating that renal cyst development may not be associated with higher plasma exposure of crizotinib.
In York et al.'s cross-national application of the STIRPAT model, they find technological efficiency to be a significant driver accounting for the variation in emissions.
Several local-scale variables, such as the coverage of submerged macrophytes, were found to be significant drivers of Odonata α-diversity.
In a high quality study, diseases such as hemiplegia, neurological disorders, psychosis, and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), which were associated with significant resource use in general, were found to be highly significant cost drivers for the asthma cohort.
More importantly, low-cost high prevalence diseases such as lower respiratory tract infections were also found to be significant cost drivers as well [ 34].
Risk perception (how dangerous a driver perceives a certain action) and skill perception (how well a driver believes they can maintain motor vehicle control while performing a certain action) were found to be the most significant predictors of whether a driver would talk on a hand held or hands free cellphone.
Total winter precipitation was shown to be the most prominent driver of snow densification rates, with mean air temperature and melt-refreeze events also found to be locally significant.
Climate change is the key driver, but the massive irrigation used on crops on the north China plain was found to be significant too, adding about 0.5C to the high WBTs.
Among all the parameters found to be significant, the difference in approach speed between the conflicting straight moving vehicles is found to be the most influencing parameter affecting driver's preemptive/yielding decisions.
Although many drivers were found to be affecting various processes, the most influential driver was Expected Benefits, with the most significant forces being soft performance expectations like image, reputation, and brand.
