For Carlsson and Stankiewicz [32], the interplay of firms and other actors in a particular institutional infrastructure is considered the essential driver behind the generation, diffusion, and utilisation of technological innovation [32].
Moreover, the final model is able to explain a large fraction of the recovery rate's variance (adjusted (R^{2}) equals approximately 70 77 %) and is able to identify the collateralization ratio as the essential driver of the recovery rate.
They are consequently essential drivers for the engineered bioproduction of such compounds.
In the end the detail stayed, an essential driver to the narrative, making the love affair between Carol and the younger, mute-with-longing Therese (based on Highsmith herself) all the more perilous and poignant.
All were ex officio Commissioners of Longitude and some, most especially Nevil Maskelyne, were essential drivers for all the Board's activity.
However, poverty, high burden of diseases, and the lack of or limited access to health care as essential drivers are not yet considered to be isolated motivations for individuals to participate in research.
I suggest that there are two essential drivers of change, both of which require cooperation between different sectors of society.
For propulsion power systems, size and mass are essential drivers that should be minimized during conception processes.
In particular, single nucleotide variants (SNVs) present as either germline or somatic point mutations are essential drivers of tumorigenesis and cellular proliferation in many human cancer types.
37 First, related pathway molecules Cdk6 and cyclin D1 were eliminated as essential drivers by themselves because both molecules were significantly downregulated by administration of rexinoid X receptor (RxR) and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma (PPARγ) agonists, but dysplasia was not reversed.
