Sentence examples for recognised driver from inspiring English sources
Hypoxia is a common recognised driver in many solid tumours and is thought to contribute to development of endometrial adenocarcinoma [29].
VEGF is a recognised driver for retinal angiogenesis and such a response, if it occurs in vivo, would have important implications for disease-related elevations in EPO and for VEGF neutralisation therapy.
Close experience with a vaccine preventable disease is a recognised driver for immunisation [ 14].
The research questions were generally focused on enabling factors and barriers (Tables 3 and 4) towards advocacy aims, as this is the recognised driver behind the organisation.
Lane discipline is not a recognised concept, drivers often reverse down multi-lane highways, and cars will not stop for pedestrians seeking to cross a road until they step out into the speeding traffic.
Tyrrell started making its own cars towards the end of 1970, and March's 1971 program in Formula One was much reduced, with no recognised front-running driver.
A few people recognised Di Natale but more recognised Cohen.
Increasing scarcity of fossil fuels is a recognised [10, 14] and here re-confirmed driver for the majority of the economic activities considered.
This story resonates with Ballo's [3] research on Norway that shows that the discourse of the future smart grid is taking place between a network of actors with recognised expertise, competence and knowledge "in the drivers' seat" of a process of comprehensive socio-technical change.
Retention of intronic sequences and subsequent generation of novel products exhibiting biological activities out-with the recognised function of specific genes is a powerful driver of phenotypic diversity within malignant cells (De Rosa et al, 2007) as well as in normal cellular evolution (Calvanese et al, 2008; Gontijo et al, 2011).
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