Due to the superior mechanical properties including high-specific strength and modulus, low density and thermal expansion, heat resistance, and chemical stability, carbon fibers as reinforcement materials have provided the impetus for researchers in developing high-performance composite materials.
The pursuit of antipoverty objectives has given added impetus to public-private partnerships in developing countries.
BRT projects are affordable rapid transit infrastructure, but they are also an impetus to restructure the urban bus sector in developing cities with informal mass transport.
In developing and transitional states, the impetus for NPM lay more in external pressures, notably those associated with structural-adjustment programs.
These combinatorial high and sustained demands in developing as well as industrialized countries have created big market for professional livestock husbandry and will show heightened impetus in the near future.
A major impetus to initiating the Human Genome Project was the belief that information encoded in the human genome would "accelerate progress in understanding disease pathogenesis and in developing new approaches to diagnosis, treatment, and prevention in many areas of medicine".
Because microsporidiosis is highly prevalent in children in developing countries, the finding that the infection has a lasting effect on growth would highlight the importance of nutritional rehabilitation and provide impetus to develop therapeutics suitable for use in young children.
The initial impetus for developing concept inventories in biology seems to have arisen from the influence of the FCI in undergraduate physics and its success in nucleating pockets of instructional reform (Klymkowsky et al., 2003).
We propose that identification of these tensions can serve as the basis for testing their generalizability in a larger quantitative study and impetus for developing and evaluating strategies to mitigate them.
In developed countries the impetus for NPM came from fiscal crises.
