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The changes are reviewed by a Google employee or an outside "regional expert reviewer," like Mr. Hyland, who was selected by Google for his frequent and accurate contributions.

The final data used for analysis and accurate contributions of each author will be stored at UCL until 2032 for research data auditing.

Therefore, these genetic variations may contribute to the difference of the occurrence in ethnic groups and further studies will clarify the more accurate contributions of each variation, since these SNPs have also been found in general population [ 16– 16].

The objective of this work is twofold: first, to use a two-phase lattice Boltzmann method that can model a slip velocity on particle surfaces which causes mixing and heat transfer augmentation and, second, to investigate the accurate contribution of thermophoresis as an external force and a mechanism that causes velocity slip and heat transfer augmentation.

In these cases, the imaging is not accurate because contributions to the reconstructed wavefield from the receiver coordinates do not interfere constructively, thus leading to imaging artifacts.

Also, the model has accurate relative contributions of different calcium transport mechanisms that cooperatively generate calcium signals with parameters like diastolic and systolic [Ca2+]i as well as decays of calcium transients corresponding to the measured average values from various sources (Table 2).

A simple and accurate group contribution method to estimate the heat capacity of ionic liquids is presented.

This indicates that 50 SNPs is too few to produce accurate estimates of contributions for pools containing individuals from around 12 families.

In principle,mRNAA quantification through poly(A)+ RNA-seq is thought to be reliable and accurate whereby the contribution of nuclear RNA to the total RNA population has been considered negligible for the study of mature coding transcripts [ 42].

Thus the author byline may not have accurate information about individual contributions to a study or may not reflect important contributions from people who were not named.

Moore's contributions were accurate, witty pastiches of classical music.