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The complete degradation of woody plant materials requires numerous enzymes, which in nature are often contributed by multiple microorganisms acting in concert.

As negative velocities in the actin flow analysis are often contributed from density fluctuations of actin speckles within the confocal volume, the fast-moving actin speckles at spatially repatterned TCR clusters suggest structural mismatch of elastic and multilayered actin network (Fig. 5C and Fig. 6C).

Plug-ins can be distributed separately and are often contributed by third parties.

The more recent records are often contributed by amateur observers (volunteers) therefore termed Citizen Science Data CSDD, Fig.  1, Schmeller et al. 2009; Silvertown 2009).

2 Samples for PGx research are often contributed from individuals around the globe, bringing unique challenges to the IRR/IF discussion.

These bands are often contributed with giving post-punk its start.

"You have to talk to the artists to ensure that they are comfortable with it and they are often contributing to what is going on".

23 24 The lack of ongoing educational support and attention to behaviour change principles are often contributing factors to the short-term positive changes in health status.

This can occur unnoticed, as the associated pain and swelling of the ankle are often erroneously contributed to synovitis of the ankle [ 4].

While loneliness and isolation do not always lead to violence, and while they are not the only causes of violence, they are often a contributing factor to it.

Under pathological conditions of HD (and also other neurodegenerative diseases), mitophagic processes are often impaired, contributing to cellular damages (Cortes & La Spada, 2014; Martin et al, 2015).