A person or organization not specified in a Creator element who has made significant intellectual contributions to the resource but whose contribution is secondary to any person or organization specified in a Creator element (for example, editor, transcriber, and illustrator).
Analysis of 3SEQ data from both fresh tissue and FFPET revealed several additional biological pathways (acute myeloid leukemia, VEGF signaling pathway, oxidative phosphorylation), which are known to play important roles in oncogenesis in other tumors but whose contribution to SFT pathogenesis has not previously been described.
"Alumni who greatly influenced their place and time but whose contributions are not deemed liberal are overlooked," Fraley wrote.
But while he will go on to explore many facets of Indian society through his lectures this week, on Tuesday night Professor Guha's focus was two men who may not have seen eye to eye, but whose contributions to modern India were invaluable.
Heidi Toffler, who partnered with her husband, Alvin Toffler, to write best-selling books about the future of human society in an age of rapid technological change, but whose contributions as a researcher and editor remained largely unsung until her husband formally outed her as a co-author, died Feb. 6 at her home in Los Angeles.
Reader Pamela Neumann recommended this study of working-class lives: The book seeks to draw attention to the ways that racial, economic, and gender inequality affects the daily lives of ordinary people living on the margins of our city, but whose contributions are central to maintaining Austin's image as a hip, creative city.
The minimum pension is intended for those individuals who are eligible to receive a contributory pension but whose contributions are below a certain threshold.
Maurice Wilkins, who played a critical role in discovering the structure of DNA but whose contributions were long overshadowed by James Watson and Francis Crick, died Tuesday at a London hospital.
Dedicated to her friend Ashland Mines AKA Total Freedom, who also collaborated on the sessions that made up the album, but whose contributions didn't make the final cut and Crampton's grandmother, Flora, the record is an interrogation of the ways that our relationships to our family and close friends help us survive.
Under the banner of the NAACP, courageous men and women like W.E.B. DuBois, Walter White, Charles Hamilton Houston, Ida B. Wells, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Jr. – and countless others whose names may be less familiar, but whose contributions are no less important – have raised their voices, and too often given their lives, to advance our common pursuit of a more perfect Union.
People often speak about the courage of Captain Oates, walking out to his death in the final blizzard rather than delay and hinder his comrades, but one man whose contribution to the expedition is often overlooked is Welshman Edgar Evans.
