Sentence examples for prevailing drivers from inspiring English sources

Understanding sex determination in wild plants is particularly valuable because it is in these species that data can be linked to ecological processes that are prevailing drivers of sexual system variation (Frank 1989; Jacobs and Wade 2003).

1 Previous research has shown that the prevailing drivers of population weight gain are the 'push' effects from the food supply, 2 4 which is dominated by increasingly widely available, inexpensive, heavily promoted and highly palatable, energy-dense foods high in saturated fats, salt and added sugars.

(Anyone else have the image of Justin Bieber mysteriously appear in their mental slideshow after reading this description?) We termed this facet of coolness, "Cachet coolness," and in our studies it was by far the prevailing driver of coolness valuations.

This is because intensification is a function of the management of physical resources, within the context of the prevailing social and economic drivers.

In reality, capacities vary according to external conditions such as dry or wet road surfaces, daylight or darkness, and to the prevailing travel purpose of drivers on the freeway.

Sub-scenarios can then be built related to the way in which such a diffused model can develop in relation to the prevailing forces or macro drivers, in particular by identifying: a LOCAL scenario: production will be near consumption; a GLOBAL scenario: production will not necessarily be near consumption.

These deliberations highlighted that the drivers of prevailing P&T practice, as well as the means to strengthen P&T, are situated not only in technical and policy solutions but in transforming the norms, values, practices and relationships that underpin health services performance, health professional associations/unions and the public administration more broadly.

The prevailing gentility of "Baby Driver" depends on its absence of substance.

The prevailing argument is that Uber drivers aren't regulated like taxis and it creates an unfair advantage.

We studied how emergence, survival, and growth of nebkha recruits are spatially affected by prevailing biotic and abiotic ecological drivers in a landscape with vegetation-induced dunes (nebkhas) in Saudi Arabia.

Other less direct drivers may include prevailing economic trends (market trends) and population dynamics (unprecedented increase in population), as well as advances in science and technology (e.g. mobile phone technology), all of which have combined with other forces to cause significant cultural change (Figure 1). Figure 1 Conceptual framework showing innovations in the SES of GRs.