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The movement was indeed driven out of several towns and villages in the north-east during May and June.

A C.I.A. analyst said that it was his understanding that the decision to permit the airlift was made by the White House and was indeed driven by a desire to protect the Pakistani leader.

To identify whether the regulation of PD-L1 was indeed driven by a secreted factor, B16F10 cells and splenocytes were co-cultured for 48 h.

If the FOMC's decision was indeed driven by the stock market's recent tantrum, then the future path of interest rates will depend on whether bulls or bears are dominant.

To verify that co-expression of all four viral genes was indeed driven by the inducible promoter (CMV-TO), total cell lysates of quadruple-transfected Vero cell line of H3N2 were analyzed by Western blot with specific viral antibodies against H3, M1, and M2 (Fig. 1B).

If the constructive evolution of mitochondrial ribosomes and OXPHOS complexes was indeed driven by (slightly) deleterious mutation accumulation in mitochondrial genes, then it should be possible to detect mutational effects in the sequences and/or products of those genes in contemporary eukaryotes.

Therefore, the authors provided evidence that value-driven attentional capture is indeed driven by associative learning about reward contingencies, rather than by the repeated selection of an incidentally concurrent feature.

If we look at just front page newspaper coverage from major US dailies, we see that Change.org signatures were indeed driven by social media, rather than newspapers.

"These findings indicate that the main result about democracy and autocracy is indeed driven by the differences in political institutions that characterize these regimes," Martinez said.

To assess whether or not the structural transitions observed above are indeed driven by ATP hydrolysis, we analyzed the time course of occurrence of different oligomeric forms and its [ATP] dependence.

And did the money really come from secret, though perfectly legal, funds accumulated during his final stint as prime minister, from 1986 to 1988, or did it come from corporate kickbacks a bit later?It is possible, of course, that Mr Chirac's reluctance to answer such questions from the judges is indeed driven by an altruistic concern for the greater good.