It is an influential parameter and at low values of K, when turbulence is low and air is, for example, driven by temperature differences that generate free convection, particles display the lowest deposition rates.
In Massachusetts, for example, driven by State Representative Jonathan Hecht, House Bill 3068 would prohibit law enforcement agencies from retaining data captured from LPR cameras for more than 48 hours, unless a court approved longer retention.
For example, driven by her view that the "don't ask; don't tell" policy adopted by a Democrat Congress and President Clinton is "a profound wrong -- a moral injustice of the first order," she argued that it violates the First Amendment for the United States to withhold funds from colleges that ban the military from recruiting on campus.
This may be due to the generation of robust inflammatory stimuli that can overcome or bypass the requirement of signalling processes induced by leucocyte adhesion receptors or activation of redundant intracellular signalling pathways, for example driven by the co-evolution of pathogens and the mammalian immune system.
Through his cointegration analysis, Granger showed that the dynamics in exchange rates and prices, for example, are driven by a tendency to smooth out deviations from the long-run equilibrium exchange rate and short-run fluctuations around the adjustment path.
Salinity structure in Chesapeake Bay, for example, is driven by variation of discharge in the major tributaries, particularly the Susquehanna [36].
Immune differences resulting in different clinical outcomes could, for example, be driven by differences in HLA polymorphisms, which can affect antigen presentation.
If this is the case we may interpret the cliquishness of the AD network, for example, as driven by the multifactorial nature of the disease.
The third example is driven by recent changes in European Union legislation, prohibiting the use of in vivo experimental animal models for testing cosmetics (EU Cosmetics Regulation).
For example, enrichments driven by lead SNPs for LDL cholesterol (blood lipid category, p = 4.84 × 10−5; 3.7-fold enriched) involved several loci including TRIB1, ABCG8, APOB, SORT1, TOMM40, APOA5 and HNF1A.
