Sentence examples for mainly driven to from inspiring English sources

For example, although deforestation has slowed in recent years in the Amazon, deforestation mainly driven to satisfy the global demand for cattle and soybeans.

This indicates that differences between the four treatment groups were mainly driven due to differences with the non-alcohol control group (see Fig.  2a e).

This indicates that differences between the four treatment groups in weakness and motor coordination were mainly driven due to the linear values recorded for the non-alcohol group (see Fig.  1a, b).

Evolution of some traits (involution, umbilical lid) appears to be mainly driven by adaptation to improve the hydrodynamic properties of the shell, whereas other characters (sutural complexity) evolved due to covariation with features that play a central role in the morphogenesis of mollusc shells.

These have mainly been research driven to provide an objective measure of a subjective topic in studies of cataract surgery outcome.

The statistical outcome suggests that the response variability across patients (i.e. a nested effect) had a limited contribution to the overall variability, which was mainly driven by lesion-to-lesion differences.

The development of AMR is considered to be mainly driven by antibiotic use: exposure to antibiotics leads to the selection of resistant bacteria in the commensal microbiota [ 4– 6].

This Early-Middle Miocene thrusting phase was coeval with exhumation of high-pressure/low temperature metamorphic rocks in the hinterland of the orogen (Coastal Chain area), mainly driven by top-to-the-W extensional tectonics.

Because temperature change is mainly driven by exposure to sunlight and evidence has been found supporting the sunlight-mediated change in the prevalence of depression, a solar influx model was used to approximate the daylight received at a given location and time in a year [25].

For paternal exposure, this seemed mainly driven by exposure to aromatic solvents in the year before conception.

Nevertheless, physiological maturity of pea varies among the cultivars according to their earliness, which is assumed to be mainly driven by the sensitivity of flowering to the photoperiod that involves the Hr gene (Murfet 1973).