However, knowing the driving forces behind and understanding the probability and variability of these events is essential to building appropriate responses in the regions most affected by them.
The driving force behind these events is Glenn Corbett, who teaches fire science -- the study of firefighting, fire-protection systems and the behavior of fires -- at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan.
Since we find the driving force behind fusion events not to be a high frequency of interactions between a given protein domain pair but a large number of individual interaction partners, we conclude that links appearing in the innermost cores of the co-occurring networks are the result of underlying important domain interactions.
On his Web site, Rockbeyondbelief.com, Sgt. Justin Griffith, the driving force behind the event, said this week that the post commander, Col. Stephen J. Sicinski, had authorized the group to hold the event on the post's centrally located parade field, a major sticking point in earlier negotiations.
An actor-turned-filmmaker, Gilley is the driving force behind the event's organiser, Peace One Day.
In the case of the April 29 luncheon with Vice President Gore, the government charges that Ms. Hsia "arranged for Mr. Gore to be invited" and that "she and John Huang were the driving force behind this event".
Ahmed tries his hand at conducting, tests access to the music through a vibration box and speaks to Paul Whittacker, the driving force behind the event.
Sexual selection is also often driven by male competition and subsequent female mate choice, and is thought to be the driving force behind many speciation events [1].
A weaker aspect of this study is a relatively low impact on our understanding of a metabolic driving force behind these amazing events.
Although we considered domain fusions on an indirect and qualitative basis this series of observations suggests that the driving force behind domain fusion events is not frequent interactions.
