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A further aspect of the antagonism with Justinian however is evidenced by a tale recorded by Gregory of Tours: shortly after his accession, Justinian called upon the aged Juliana to contribute a part of her large fortune to the state treasury.
Copy number variants (CNVs) might contribute a part of this puzzle.
Consequently, these findings suggest that a system for uptake and metabolism of C4 dicarboxylic acids exists in B510, as is the case in rhizobia, and this system may contribute a part of the carbon utilizations during the symbiosis.
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The pelvic girdle consists originally of three bones, which become fused in early adulthood and each of which contributes a part of the acetabulum, the deep cavity into which the head of the thighbone, or femur, is fitted.
These results suggest that hyper- or hypo-acetylation of H3K9Ac may contribute to a part of the abnormal gene expression in the NT cloned mice, but is likely not the only factor involved.
As shown by Table 6, some types of alkylating-agent chemotherapies double the breast cancer risk; therefore, this may contribute to a part of the effect observed here.
Costs of investigations to ascertain the cause of stillbirth may contribute a significant part of this, but could work to reduce the antenatal care costs for the next pregnancy and for other women.
In this situation, more integrated markers, such as metabolite levels, will contribute a decisive part of information, since they reflect the combined effect of many genes.
Those customers contribute a big part of the local economy at stores and malls in Texas.
Haitians and Haitian-Americans in New York contribute a large part of the more than $1.3 billion in remittances that flow each year to Haiti from around the world.
In Figure 1, the scores near the threshold δ contribute a large part of FRR and FAR.
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