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After all, if social media has been a contributing component of so many enormous world shifts (see Arab Spring), then why not as a means of announcing the most intimate of life changes?
However, while this account describes a correlation, it does not report a sea level cyclicity, leaving open the possibility that sea level is a contributing component to fossil biodiversity changes, but not the one that drives the 62 My signal.
However, it is unlikely that dilution accounts for the total decrease in blood components, and it is expected that filter adsorption of components is a contributing factor.
Abdominal obesity and hypertension seem to be the most consistent contributing components of the metabolic syndrome in patients with CIAP.
In a PEMFC stack, the bipolar plates are a major component, contributing 50% of the total cost and 80% of the total weight.
The finite element analyses indicate that the interface friction between the jet grout slab and the wall is a key component contributing to the resistance of the excavation system to basal heave failure.
From studies of twins performing balance control tasks, it has been suggested that there may also be a genetic component contributing to balance control [ 97, 98].
The presence of this enzyme in S. acidophilus NAL may be a key component contributing to its ability to grow heterotrophically.Across all genomes analyzed here, only two of the enzymes involved in sulfur oxidation were conserved: sulfide:quinone oxidoreductases (SQR) and the heterodisulfide reductase cluster II (Hdr II).
Computerized analysis is an important component contributing to reproducibility and efficiency of the quantitative imaging techniques.
I conclude that the influence of small-scale convection is not the primary explanation for the formation of high topographic features at divergent continental margins, but can be an important component contributing to sustain a preexistent escarpment.
Prostaglandin production is an important component contributing to the successful establishment of pregnancy in the pig.
