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NN contributed to the deployment of instruments at IST. IS is the Project Manager of the Arase mission and contributes from the start of the PWING project with YM, the Arase Project Scientist.
This giant positive disturbance was possibly associated with the impending disastrous earthquake and contributed from the enhanced solar radiation.
Kickstarter's app, in comparison, offers more of a gallery view of existing campaigns, allowing users to view and contribute from the app — but not start a new campaign.
DR and VB have assisted in drafting the study protocol, co-supervised the telephone survey, assisted in the data analysis and contributed from the beginning in the internal draft reviewing.
The moon Titan orbits within the outer part of Saturn's magnetosphere and contributes plasma from the ionized particles in Titan's outer atmosphere.
T.J. contributed to the overall coherence, robustness and balance of this article by providing the essential references and contributing from his experience of the ecology of New Caledonian forests, especially those on UM soils.
Nominations for the most influential thought leaders of 2015 were solicited from The WorldPost editorial board and contributing editors, from the editors of El Pais, the editors of Univision/Fusion and the Shanghai-based online current affairs website, Guancha (Observer).
DGH performed the manual evaluations of the candidate Gene Ontology annotations and contributed conceptually from the early phases of the study.
Graham A.J. Worthy, a biologist and contributing author from the University of Central Florida, said the study was not definitively linking the deaths to the oil spill but seeking to assemble the various pieces of the puzzle.
SP participated in the workshop and contributed input from the perspective of study participants.
IM and UML were responsible for overall project management, enrolled patients for the network and contributed the data from the participating centres.
