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Mr. Nerb said economic growth in the second half of this year should mainly be driven by increasing corporate spending.

Therefore, revenue growth is forecast to be muted and modest profit improvement will mainly be driven by restructuring.

The empirical evidence reported by Mayer and Puller (2008) shows that racial segmentation in school may mainly be driven by preferences for same race friends.

Soil respiration increased with water content, decreased with treatment duration and appeared to mainly be driven by treatment-induced changes in the DOC concentration.

Simulations and extrapolations from existing experiments indicate that T-retention in ITER will mainly be driven by co-deposition with beryllium (Be) eroded from the first wall, with co-deposits forming mainly in the divertor region but also possibly on the first wall itself.

The potential difference between the groups in this study will mainly be driven by those patients in the control group receiving an antibiotic to which, the infecting pathogen is resistant.

The increase of 6 million over the 2012 figures has mainly been driven by the war in Syria.

The continuing rise in the prison population is mainly being driven by an 11% increase in remand prisoners, but those sentenced are also facing longer terms.

The earnings "have mainly been driven by revived business at Dresdner and rising capital markets," said Kevin Lilley, who helps manage about $47 billion, including Allianz shares, at Royal London Asset Management.

Madeleine Sumption, director of the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford, said: "At this point, changes in  net migration are mainly being driven by economic factors like the success of the UK economy, rather than by new policies".

This has mainly been driven by market demand for camel products as well as camels' abilities to tolerate climatic extremes (Zeng and Edwards 2010).