Now you get a guy who is a marginal driver of the golf ball, but with the technology, it still stays in play.
The average price of paid apps in 2013 works out to around $2. Advertising, meanwhile, is a marginal driver of revenues for most app makers, not least because traditional display and search ads are formats that (as is the case online) mainly reward only the very, very biggest players.
Maybe this is part of the "dozens of other innovations", but I would still argue that the data deluge has constituted a primary rather than a marginal driver of this landscape change.
In summary, these findings suggested that miRNAs are only of marginal importance as drivers of circadian rhythmicity.
A modified LHD design, aimed at improving LOS resulted in a marginal improvement in driver LOS (20 36%).
Based on the economic principles behind congestion pricing, the optimal congestion charge should make up for the difference between the average cost paid by the driver and the marginal cost imposed on other drivers (such as extra delay) and on society as a whole (such as air pollution).
While the percentages show a marginal increase in black drivers being stopped, searched, and ticketed than white or Hispanic drivers, the Bureau of Justice Statistics nonetheless confirms a bias towards one group of Americans.
The main drivers of marginal cost in this study are likely to be medical and nursing time, but the evaluation will include the costs of medication, equipment and disposables and costs associated with length of stay.
In general, even those who did report working in or leaving and returning home in dark streets did not report significant impacts from street lighting reduction: largely, they reported using cars to get to and from work, and the only reported impacts of dark streets were marginal, in that taxi drivers, for instance, reported that it could be difficult to see house numbers.
The study will collect resource use data for the main drivers of the marginal cost.
