Then there is the matter of what surrounds this fabulous movement: the extra-choreographic elements that contribute to a complete artwork.
So officially LOTH would only contribute to a complete naturalization project if there is a naturalistic story at the atomic level.
As the same time, it must not exclude ways of living which might contribute to a complete human community" (Grisez 1983, p. 184).
O2 generation via one-electron ORR was found under the electrocatalysis of ERGO (60 min and 120 min), contributing to a complete degradation of BPA within 20 min and a mineralization current efficiency (MCE) of 74.60%.
The main arguments are that an energy modelling exercise that is enriched with an uncertainty assessment which satisfies the requirements is (1) comprehensible in terms of its associated uncertainty and (2) should contribute to a complete understanding of energy scenarios, especially if they are used in decision support.
The net benefit of these gene clusters to fungi may be enhanced by additional conserved genes, such as transcription factors and transporters, which contribute to a complete, modular function.
Patient satisfaction is considered a focal concern of quality assurance and it can serve as an outcome measure of the quality of health care and provides a consumer perspective that can contribute to a complete, balanced evaluation of the structure process and outcome of services [ 2].
Further, the development and use in our study of the highly sensitive ISH instead of immunohistochemistry to label GAD-containing neurons likely contributed to a more complete identification of GABAergic neurons.
Recent scientific studies have contributed to a more complete understanding of the health risk from chrysotile asbestos as used today in high-density products.
First, convincing evidence on positive relationships between particular domains of PA emerged for the environmental attributes walkability, access to shops/services/work and environmental quality, and this evidence contributed to a more complete view on the existing evidence worldwide.
