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This adverse tendency was driven by a reduced problem solving ability.

The interaction at a location in the left posterior STS was driven by a reduced relative response to rotated-noise-vocoded speech, in the absence of observed differences between clear, rotated, and noise-vocoded speech.

According to Chilcot, the British government was driven by "a consistent desire" to reduce its military presence in Iraq.

Much of their experimentation is driven by a desire to reduce food waste.

However, innovation could also be driven by a desire to reduce costs.

Traditionally, logistics design is driven by a need to reduce costs and improve customer service.

And all of them seem to be driven by a determination to reduce people's waiting times as much as they possibly can.

With tenders invited against a backdrop of a cut in the museum's budget from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the proposal is being driven by a desire to reduce costs, not improve services, PCS said.

The Green MEP Molly Scott Cato said that May's failure to include environmental protections among the 12-points of her Brexit white paper was "a clear indication that to be charitable, the environment is not at the top of her list and, to be more cynical, that Brexit is partly being driven by a desire to reduce environmental standards as part of a bonfire of the regulations".

The tube is driven by a charge amplifier to reduce the hysteresis.

This is evident from the numerous existing frailty measures which were driven by a common goal of reducing the burden of suffering that frailty entails - hospitalisation [ 1, 2], falls [ 2- 4], institutionalisation [ 5, 6] and death [ 1- 3, 5- 9].