The vast majority of gene gains and losses can be attributed to a few large subfamilies which also displayed divergent evolutionary patterns between species (fig. 1 C and D; supplementary fig. S2 and S3, Supplementary Material online).
The rise of cloud computing can be attributed to the vast amount of complexity that an entity encounters in the traditional IT environment in which the entity uses assumptions to predict the number of resources it needs to host an application rather than a true accurate measure.
South America and Southeast Asia contribute the most emissions from forest degradation (>51%), which can be attributed to their vast areas of high carbon stock forests.
This change can be attributed to the vast amount of tumour biology knowledge generated by large international research initiatives such as The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) and the use of next generation sequencing (NGS) techniques developed in recent years.
This can be attributed to the vast number of potential interaction partners, along with complex genotype-phenotype relationships and their individual-level differences.
While those risk factors have garnered the majority of attention in etiologic research for HNSCC, and deservingly so, as they are attributed to the vast majority of these tumors, there is evidence that other factors may contribute to this disease, including occupational exposures [ 4, 5].
And it was interesting that the level of GAG deposition per cell in CM group was the highest among all the groups whereas the greatest quantity of total GAG belonged to IM group, which was attributed to the vast amount of cells in IM group.
This can be attributed to the fact that vast pore structure of supports probably leads to uniform dispersion of catalysts, thus promoting the photocatalysis capability.
For more than a decade, efforts to apply CP in plants failed to yield satisfactory results, which was attributed to the presence of vast amounts of ubiquitous repetitive DNA in most plant genomes (Schubert et al. 2001).
This may be attributed to the observation that the vast majority of retinal hemorrhages occurred near the optic disc hardly affecting the macula.
