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The volume concludes with an extensive contribution from John Braithwaite himself in which he not only to the essays in the book but also addresses challenges to and future directions for academic criminology.

The large genome size has primarily been attributed to an extensive contribution of interspersed repetitive content (Morse et al. 2009; Kovach et al. 2010; Wegrzyn et al. 2013).

This observation is consistent with an extensive maternal contribution of the RNA and protein to the embryo [18].

This genome-wide burden suggests an extensive polygenic contribution to SUDEP causation.

Our findings provide further evidence for a genetic susceptibility to SUDEP, and suggest an extensive polygenic contribution to SUDEP causation.

An equally enduring legacy will be his extensive contribution to ourunderstanding of the Russian composer, Dmitri Shostakovich.

We predicted that regeneration of the beta-cell mass would occur faster in the islet's anterior region, given the more extensive contribution from progenitors.

Fortunately, it is by no means all that remains of the Guastavino Company's extensive contribution to the look of the city.

"This is all that remains of the Guastavino Company's extensive contribution to the station's design," Maggie Redfern and John Ochsendorf wrote in the newly published "Guide to Guastavino in New York City" (Museum of the City of New York).

The text was used as the standard scholarly resource on 19th-century American feminism for much of the 20th century, causing Stone's extensive contribution to be overlooked in many histories of women's causes.

PCR analysis of the genomic DNA demonstrated extensive contribution of injected iPS cells into various organs including the eyes, ears, tail, claws, kidneys, liver, lungs, stomach and guts.