Similarly, Grega and colleagues [ 21] suggested that small arteries and larger arterioles may contribute more than smaller arterioles to increases in systemic vascular resistance produced by local infusion of vasopressor agents.
As during enzymatic digestions of protein mixtures for proteomic analyses large proteins contribute more peptide/spectra than small ones, a normalized spectral abundance factor (NSAF) was defined to account for the effect of protein length on spectral count for comparing protein abundance in the different samples (Zybailov et al. 2006, Journal of Proteome Research Florenss et al. 2006, Methods).
Raj Shah, adminstrator for the US agency for international development (USAid) who took part in the White House briefing, said 45 private companies would contribute more than $3bn to help small-scale agricutural projects.
On the other hand, there are more low risk trauma patients than high risk patients, and a large number of patients at low risk might contribute more deaths than a smaller number of patients at high risk.
In the smaller wavelength range, particles with smaller size contribute more and at the region of absorbance maximum, all particles contribute to the absorbance [26].
However, a numerical analysis using (7) and (8) shows that for the same value of f s, small effects contribute more to the total genetic variance as the distribution of effects gets narrower.
(In the developmental phase of the study, an RR of one was arbitrarily assigned, giving zero AF and so possibly underestimating the burden; a large number of people exposed at low levels associated with a low risk of disease may contribute more to the burden than a small number exposed at high levels associated with a high risk).
The apparent radius increases with standard deviation because larger radii cylinders contribute more to the intensity than smaller radii cylinders, biasing the resulting intensity towards properties reflecting larger radii.
Population dynamics follows the discrete time Beverton Holt model (Beverton and Holt 1957): (2) where the contribution to density dependence is proportional to each different genotypes' per capita biomass bT = [ bWPM, bWAM, bHPM, bHAM, bTPM, bTAM, bWF, bHF, bTF], i.e. larger individuals contribute more to density dependence than smaller ones.
This definition was chosen because there is increasing evidence that small plaques may contribute more than large plaques to future risk of cardiovascular morbidity and death [17], and we hoped to avoid misclassifying patients due to subjective differences around the 50% stenosis mark.
