Additionally, we and others have found that p53 is a major driver of differential gene expression when comparing ACC to normal adrenal glands or when comparing low and high-grade tumors [21, 22].
"The significance of the Chinese market to Japan's automakers is that it has the potential to act as a multi-year growth pillar at a critical juncture when the major driver of the past two decades -- the U.S. market -- appears less promising from a long-term perspective," Clive Wiggins, an auto analyst for Macquarie based in Tokyo, wrote in a report earlier this year.
Infrastructure ownership is less relevant when price is the major driver".
The view that costs associated with generality are a major driver of coexistence may not be true when complex interactions between genes or genomic regions exist (Remold 2012).
This seems almost a reversal from the onset of the crisis in 2008, when the United States was the major driver of the global economic and financial crisis and China viewed as the primary savior.
LOS for inpatient care is a major driver of resource use and is highly correlated with hospital costs, especially when care is labour-intensive as is the case in mental health [ 17].
The sociologist Erving Goffman put it differently when he wrote that the fear of embarrassment is a major driver of human behavior.
When assessing the effect of ever having been screened, the major driver of this bias is prevalence screening, and for a mature programme with approximately 6 incidence screens for each prevalence screen, this bias is likely to be small.
Just talking about the use of coal, considered one of the dirtiest fuels because it releases carbon dioxide, sulphur, arsenic, carbon monoxide and mercury when burned, causes environmentalists to protest loudly that it is a major driver of climate change.
He added: "When we last raised our prices in December 2012 we made it clear that a major driver was the increases we were seeing in the charges for transmission and distribution of energy to our customers".
