But the Devils started the season slowly, adding to the significance of the games that were played later.
In many remote Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory the effects of overcrowding and poor household infrastructure combine, adding to the significance of the risks posed by housing conditions to health, with children and the elderly being the most vulnerable to these risks [ 12].
Adding to the significance of behavior for the emergence of social complexity, advanced brains appear to have evolved a specialized neural system for this function called the mirror neuron system [47].
To have done so on an economy ticket – at $74m "the cheapest interplanetary mission ever to be undertaken by the world", according to the mission's leader – only adds to the significance of the event.
This clears up a possible source of confusion and adds to the significance of this paper.
For the autistic group, Lactobacillus levels were very significantly related to levels of fish consumption (p = 0.0008) and adding other variables (ie, fish oil consumption or probiotics) did not add to the significance of the relationship.
Cross-ICEMR comparisons of identified statistical associations can add to the significance of scientific findings through evidence demonstrating reproducibility of results in other geographic settings, or by allowing agglomeration of data for use in meta-analysis techniques.
Interestingly, this excessive activation during intact arm movement, which was lacking in controls, covaried with constant pain, and adds to the significance of altered activity in M1/S1 region following nervous system injury (Navarro et al., 2007).
As well as unraveling the precise contribution of this enigmatic orphan receptor in normal cellular metabolism, such evidence can add to the significance of excessive activation of AhR by xenobiotics and the identification of new molecular targets for therapeutic drug development [ 115].
The relatively high prevalence of inadequate housing among Aboriginal peoples, the unique geographic dispersion of Aboriginal populations, and the added difficulties in providing and maintaining quality housing in remote communities, may add to the significance of housing as a critical determinant of the mental health of Aboriginal children.
The progression through the certain 'sub phases' of Phase I, and the dependence on temperature of its speed, is expected and could of course also have been detected by analyzing plants grown under constant conditions, but we believe that obtaining this information from a tree grown under natural conditions adds to the significance of the findings.
