Sentence examples for the predominant drivers from inspiring English sources

Collaboration among geoscience professionals was one of the predominant drivers for change.

We show that visual design elements on the outer envelope – rather than sender-related details – are the predominant drivers of opening rates.

The results have indicated that in the surface layer, the temperature and dissolved oxygen are the predominant drivers, whereas salinity contributes to a lesser extent to shaping the structure of microbial communities [2].

Conclusion: Shared environmental influences are the predominant drivers of dietary intake in very young children, indicating the importance of factors such as the home food environment and parental behaviors.

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In the few studies that have investigated this topic, the predominant drivers of interest in PGT have been identified as curiosity and gaining insight into future disease risk [ 10– 10].

"Our goal is to buy businesses where the predominant driver of value and profitability is the addition of the Internet and technology to the company's business," said Mitchell J. Rubin, the fund manager.

In Switzerland, age is the predominant driver of solidarity transfers in risk adjustment (RA).

The relationship between watershed area and stream length is characterized by Hack (1957) as the head-ward erosion is the predominant driver for the drainage network development and expansion.

Although emerging literature has documented the strong association between hypoglycemia during acute and critical illness and an increased risk of mortality [9, 11 18], this is the first investigation that has focused explicitly on the association of hypoglycemia with ICU LOS, the predominant driver of resource utilization in this population.

Heterosexual transmission of HIV is the predominant driver of the growing HIV pandemic [1], [2].