Sentence examples for most prominent driver from inspiring English sources

Total winter precipitation was shown to be the most prominent driver of snow densification rates, with mean air temperature and melt-refreeze events also found to be locally significant.

The most prominent driver of the three cluster split in the validation set was the HOXA9-promoter-associated DMR.

The most prominent driver events identified (or confirmed) by these studies include amplification of oncogenes like ERBB2, CCND1, ZNF218 or EMSY, as well as deletion of tumour suppressors like TP53 and PTEN.

In the 1980s Darrell Waltrip and Dale Earnhardt emerged as the most prominent drivers in the Cup Series.

The two most prominent drivers of change were assumed, firstly to be the decisive values of European citizens; will there be a priority to self or to community and secondly, the nature of response from society, will there be a dominance of reactive, short-term responses or a forethought, long-term systemic change?

The most prominent drivers, however, are elevated CO2, warming, precipitation and nutrient addition/depletion experiments.

Aberrant activity of transforming growth factor β1 (TGF-β1) or members of the platelet-derived growth factor family are the most prominent drivers of cellular activation and transdifferentiation of HSCs into MFBs [ 4].

However, the increase in expression of other miR-125b targets, such as the EGF receptor family members ERBB2/3 might be overall more relevant in breast cancer tissue, as overexpression of this gene is one of the most prominent oncogenic drivers in mammary carcinoma.

That is in part because Penske Racing's Brad Keselowski, the most prominent first-year driver, is ineligible for rookie honors because he raced a partial schedule in 2009.

The HER signaling pathway is one of the most studied and prominent drivers of human breast cancer progression.

This research paper describes and analyses what these domain experts envisage as the premises, drivers, uncertainties and the most prominent images of this field in a prospective Europe.