As an example, he contributed to the DNA constancy theory by showing with the aid of his pioneering and thoroughly validated DNA cytometry that the "metabolic" DNA theory was built on results of methodologically flawed experiments.
Taking meat group as an example, the group contributes the nutrient shares for energy at 11.61 percent, saturated fats 24.17 percent, cholesterol 22.99 percent, and iron 10.39 percent.
Using the MESH study as an example, this commentary contributes to exposure science and expands the concept of EHL and science education by describing how community-engaged partnerships are creating a new informal learning setting, where report back efforts are supporting free-choice learning.
These special cases ((E, D) and (E, S) are given as an example) do not contribute any information on how one goes about calculating the common score, but simply make a large recursion more unwieldy.
A hybrid stochastic approach simplifies analyses of the spatio-temporal aspects of cell signaling and, as an example, demonstrates that receptor clustering contributes significantly to the efficiency of signal propagation from ligand-engaged growth factor receptors.
Egypt's military has stepped up its patrols in the Sinai in recent months, in response to reports of heightened extremism, which the senior official cited as an example of how it has contributed to regional security.
The role of the WFPHA is described here as an example of how NGOs can contribute in a meaningful way to global health development.
As an example, pinocytosis (fluid-phase endocytosis) significantly contributes to hepatic insulin uptake at high concentrations of insulin [ 9, 60].
As an example, customers participating in Europe are contributing to an effort that has been certified under the Kyoto Protocols Joint Implementation program.
In an article in Slate concerning the mistakes producers make on publishing audiobooks, Nate DiMeo used World War Z as an example of dramatizations whose full casts contributed to making them "great listens" and described the book as a "smarter-than-it-has-any-right-to-be zombie novel".
