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The women of the Los Angeles Master Chorale, seated in the rows where the first violins are typically located, contributed an array of haunting vocal sounds: hushed hums, sustained high tones, sputterings and more.

Well, Sean Capone contributed an array of colorful, pulsating projection pieces for the party room, alongside a few biomorphic site-specific installations by Situ Studio.

In notching his third four-hit game of the season and contributing an array of stellar defensive plays, Wright said he felt he was almost back to normal — even if not much else about Wednesday's game was.

They contribute to an array of physiologic pathways, the complexity of which is still being investigated.

Nutrient enrichment is a significant global-scale driver of change in coastal waters, contributing to an array of problems in coastal ecosystems.

Together, these data support a role for miR132 as a regulator of neuronal structure and function, and raise the possibility that dysregulation of miR132 could contribute to an array of cognitive disorders.

Disruption of clock timing has also been shown to contribute to an array of nervous system disorders.

The well-established evidence that PM pollution contributes to an array of health outcomes has resulted in an enormous research effort to understand the underlying biological basis of toxicity by identifying mechanistic pathways.

Although radio and other mass media approaches to communication for immunization remain relevant, these results show that a house visit, by an independent and neutral but trusted community resource person like Red Cross volunteers contributes to an array of factors that parents need in decision making to vaccinate or not to vaccinate (Jackson et al. 2008).

However, if the plastid endosymbiosis contributed a wide array of cellular functions to the Stramenochrome ancestor, we would overestimate the size of the LSCA by up to 2,300 genes (fig. 2).

"Whether it was Britain's world-class military or its skilled diplomatic corps," notes the paper, "the U.K. contributed greatly to an array of E.U. missions over the years, despite its complicated relationship with Brussels".