Sentences with phrase «as a key driver in»

Wichmann saw the company's five main focus areas — health care delivery, pharmaceutical services, consumer - centric benefits, digitizing health information and global access — as key drivers in the shift to more efficient health - care services.

Zacks cited the cost savings and gains from innovations as key drivers in the company's performance.

Exports play their role in lifting Mexico's economy, but infrastructure spending serves as another key driver in the wake of last year's devastating earthquakes, which rattled Mexico City.

As the United States continues to crawl out of its economic slump, women are emerging as key drivers in new business creation, according to new research.

Toronto broker John Pasalis, who was among the first to identify speculation and investment as a key driver in the soaring 2016 and early - 2017 market, approves of the ensuing cool down.

Nearly a third of companies report employee advocacy as a key driver in shortening their sales cycle.

While maximized privacy, uber - personalized service and heightened cultural immersion serve as key drivers in this market niche, the benefits of renting a private villa residence extend far beyond.

Originally launched in 2001 as the Science & Technology Fund, the Discovery Fund has consistently delivered benchmark - beating performance since inception, with a focus on innovation as a key driver in their outperformance.

Rashell Cooper, marketing director for Redbarn Pet Products (booth 2367), also sees consumer education as a key driver in the pet food category.

Japanese lawmakers have previously cited the exchange's failure as a key driver in the move to regulate the cryptocurrency industry.

Not exact matches

Edwards was reportedly a key driver in shaping the Harper government's foreign investment rules in the oilsands, and also played a key role in negotiating the end of the NHL lockout, as part owner of the Calgary Flames.

When Tim Cook, the chief executive of Apple, the largest publicly traded company in the world, came out as gay on Thursday, it sent a pretty powerful message to business owners around the globe: Openness and inclusion of diversity are key drivers of innovation and productivity.

Another key insight from the research was that oil and gas leaders named «data analytics for faster, better decision - making» as their number - one driver to invest in IoE.

Hosted by Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women Graduates of 10,000 Women and 10,000 Small Businesses will join leaders in the women's economic empowerment space for a discussion on the rise of entrepreneurship as a key driver of growth and impact around the world.

The geopolitical risk premium has taken center stage as one of the key drivers of oil prices in recent months, often trumping fundamentals to send...

And so I would say that the 60th is one of the key drivers there but as well as the new content and product that we put in around the 60th to drive it.

As the leaders of the digital agenda for their enterprises, CIO and CTOs are the key drivers in improving how customers engage with your enterprise.

Young people in China, like those in the U.S., cited the lower price of synthetic diamonds as a key decision driver, while those in India appreciated the better ratio of price to quality.

The report pointed to fast - growing adoption in China as one of the key drivers.

Free learning sessions available for ADM bakery customers at the company's new technical centre in Germany will address key industry drivers such as indulgence, convenience, health and cost.

All eyes were on the cannabis industry this past year — its rapid growth and widespread acceptance amongst consumers and producers in the U.S. legitimized the plant as a key driver of many economies in communities across the nation.

As health, nutrition and clean label remain key drivers in guiding innovation within the beverage industry, consumers are looking for functional beverages that deliver benefits like immune health, vitamin support and promote overall well - being.

Organizations can increase recruitment and retention of women leaders by providing the same opportunities independent of gender and by factoring in performance as the key driver.

This study discusses the key region trends contributing to growth of the stevia market globally, as well as analyses the degree at which drivers are influencing this market in each region.

When he's imagining himself as a race car driver, he's actually learning — not to drive of course — but the actions of sitting in a car, buckling a seat belt and putting the key in the ignition.

Both Blair and Howard (or the backroom folk who shape their policies) are thinking their way through a new notion: of active fatherhood as a key «driver» in gender equality.

Addressing an audience of more than 80 Parliamentarians and 150 construction industry leaders, civil servants and journalists at the House of Commons, Bill Bolsover, the Chairman of the Construction Products Association, identified the construction industry as a key driver of economic growth and suggested ways in which government should kick start the recovery.

Thanks to the leadership of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and through forums like today's conference, our commitment to sustainability, while serving as a major economic driver for our region and a leader in innovation and cutting - edge technologies, will enable us to continue to flourish as a key partner with the community, government and industry.»

Odigie - Oyegun urged members of the association to position themselves as key drivers of positive change in the country and shunned unwholesome practices.

Boehringer Ingelheim, for example, sees stability as the key to its high rating in employee - related drivers.

In R&D we aim to have a dialogue with our associates as to where we are heading and what our key drivers are.»

In 2007, he joined Columbia University as a post-doc, where he developed network - based computational approaches aimed at identifying key drivers of initiation and progression of cancer, as well as mechanisms of therapeutic response and drug resistance.

Researchers from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, found that the rates of spontaneous mutation in DNA — a key driver of evolution — rise very steeply as temperatures increase.

Maine laboratories are finding unconventional ways to fund science and technology, touted by politicians and economists alike as a key economic and educational driver in the state, as the federal government again threatens to cut money for their work.

One of the key science drivers for the extension was the study of proper motions of stars in dwarf galaxies, which requires observations taken over as long a time baseline as possible.

«Temperature is widely recognized as a key environmental driver of reefs and temperature extremes are known to be one of the key stressors to coral reef communities around the world,» Ryan Lowe from the University of Western Australia Oceans Institute and School of Earth and Environment who led the research, said in a statement.

The generation of new mutations is a key driver of evolution but also of susceptibility to rare diseases Fathers pass on four times as many new mutations as mothers do, but the maternal contribution is particularly strong in 10 % of the genome that is prone to...

These various goals require analytical tools as a key driver for the new science to be discovered, and Dr. Peters is also involved in research towards improving analysis protocols.

Five hundred cancer patients are getting an in - depth look at their genomes as part of a new clinical study that is revealing some of the key molecular drivers of metastatic cancers.

This trend may reflect recent research that has called into question the view that fat is the main culprit in weight gain, and instead points to processed carbohydrates as the key drivers, Gallup says.

Health, diet, nutrition and holistic living are currently some of the key drivers in my life and I look forward to sharing them with as many people as possible.

LN: In my experience, people are generally unaware as to what their key motivators and drivers are.

Director J.J. Abrams is said to also be eyeing Michael Fassbender, Hugo Weaving and Adam Driver for key roles in the film, which may serve as a «send - off» for the original characters.

Two key drivers of the gap are differences in rates of students being classified as having a Specific Learning Disability (SLD) and the rates at which students who do not have disabilities move from one sector to the other.

Having the freedom to decide term times, teaching structure and curriculum are key drivers for those schools considering academy conversion, as many in the education sector feel controlled by central and local government decisions.

Wright cites the increasing prevalence of technology as being a key driver for its use in the classroom.

In the schools studied here, staff compensation and class size were two obvious key cost drivers, but other factors played a role as well.

Join this conversation between education leaders as they reveal how digital resources have been a key driver in their summative and formative assessment efforts.

Of course, our emphasis on improvement in student academic outcomes as the key metric in principal (and teacher) evaluations and subsequent accountability is a primary driver in motivating principals to increase their instructional expertise.

Certainly, educational achievement is a key driver and more thought needs to be given as to how we can improve access by poor students to high quality education, whether in the state or the private sector.