In large alluvial river courses where bank failure is prominent, seepage erosion may be a significant contributor that is often overlooked.
Similarly, an environmental contributor that is specific to exposures resulting from a local ecologic feature or a locally specific behavior also could be lost in a large, multisite cohort, even though it may be a significant determinant of disease.
When asked if he believed Tskitishvili, because of his combination of athleticism, shooting ability, skill and size, could still become a star, Coach Jeff Bzdelik said, "If he could become a solid contributor, that's a big step and a very important step".
The DIP STR haplotypes of a minor DNA contributor that are nonshared with the major DNA represents the DNA profile that can be detected in the mixture.
They are the names of civil servants, housewives, the celebrated, the anonymous -- a hodgepodge of contributors that is fast helping Newark's contentious mayor's race become the most expensive this city has ever seen.
"When millions upon millions of dollars are given by the Obama administration to the businesses of campaign contributors, that's a real problem, particularly at time when the middle class is really suffering in this country," the former Massachusetts governor said.
Knowing they could never compete head-to-head with the tech giant, the Mozilla team conceptualized a more robust and user-friendly browsing experience that leveraged an community of open-source contributors that was larger and more diverse than any one company could possibly hire internally.
Or (here is the bigger self-question) is a contributor doing something that isn't so bad, but is bothering you because it is something you have a stake in?
--America needs a government that is a contributor of savings to the economy, rather than a drain.
Mr. Kucinich will be one of the highest-profile liberal contributors on a channel that is a favorite of conservatives.
