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We surmised that PHYB.A was contributed to the allotetraploids via the A-genome ancestor and PHYB.D was contributed via the D-genome ancestor.

THE fashion designer Alexander Wang is joining forces with Samsung to create a new print based on doodles, sketches and photographs that are being contributed via smartphone by some of the top names in fashion.

Effectively, the two structures determine via their contacts which positions are contributing (via their sequence similarity) to the Vorolign similarity score.

Iron elevation in PD could be contributed to by increased cellular iron uptake via transferrin receptor 1 (TfR1).

DARC is known to lack the highly conserved DRY amino acid motif that interacts with G-proteins in its second intracellular loop [ 12], however it remains possible that DARC may interact with other cellular receptors or membrane components and elicit specific responses to ligand binding and thus may be contributing to the phenotype we observed via this mechanism.

However, in the end, more than a quarter of the budget was contributed by the World Bank via CDIA (respondent KJ 2013; PC APUK, unpublished document).

The enhanced electrochemical properties are contributed to the improved electronic conductivity and ionic diffusion coefficient of Li2Na2Ti6O14 via Mg2+ doping.

These results demonstrate that stress and TBI may be contributing to amygdala hyperexcitability via different mechanisms and that these pathways may counterbalance each other with respect to long-term pathophysiology in the LA.

Increased plasma CCK concentrations observed during treatment may be contributing to postprandial glucose control via a delay in gastric emptying.

Given the modest increase in TCF7L2 mRNA and the rather more robust increase in TCF-4 protein, we consider that a micro RNA (miRNA) phenomenon may be contributing, in tandem with mRNA induction via a 1,25(OH 2D3-sensitive intermediary, tOH 2D3-sensitiven TCF-4 proteintermediary

An important question concerns the degree to which these constituents are contributed to breast fluids via passive versus active processes in the non-lactating breast.