Sentence examples for main drivers leading from inspiring English sources
Results indicate that (1) LST of the study area mainly ranges from 32 °C to 41 °C, where building and road are main drivers leading to hot temperatures.
Our main goal was to analyze for each species the effect of climate, local factors (i.e. light availability, stand structure and ground cover) and the interactions among them to identify the main drivers leading the regeneration process, assessed in terms of presence, abundance and mean annual growth of juveniles.
Massive apoptosis of lymphocytes is one of the main drivers leading to immunoparalysis [63].
"The main drivers leading to the reduced Age-Weighted Pupil Unit (AWPU) year-on-year are changes in demographics and less money being available for allocation to schools," said a spokesperson.
Apoptosis of lymphocytes predominates during this stage and it is one of the main drivers leading to immunoparalysis [ 4].
Three separate ordered probit models were developed for the three drivers, Driver 1 (leading), Driver 2 (striking), and Driver 3 (striking in a three-vehicle crash).
Poverty reduction is a function of two main drivers – technological advance and socio-political rebalancing – leading to a fairer allocation of scarce resources (in which economic growth often plays an important role).
Divergent selection on ecological traits is thought to be the main driver of ecological speciation, leading directly or indirectly to the evolution of reproductive barriers between populations in different environments without geographic isolation.
These observations suggested that changes such as those leading to NPQ are not the main drivers of the decline in radiative emissions, implicating changes in the core of PSII following excess light treatment.
Main drivers have already been identified: intensification of practices, modification of landscapes, leading to impoverished summer and winter food availability.
There is an etiological sequence leading from a healthy pancreas to chronic pancreatitis, with the main drivers being genetic susceptibility, alcohol abuse, and certain drugs (10– 10).
