The information gathered in this work might contribute to the basis for the preparation of reactive cellulose-based interfaces with potential application in CuAAc reactions.
A surrogate endpoint is expected to predict clinical benefit (or harm or lack of benefit or harm) based on epidemiologic, therapeutic, pathophysiologic, or other scientific evidence.' Clinical and surrogate endpoints are primarily applicable to outcomes in clinical studies and can contribute to the basis for clinical decision-making, whereas biomarkers have a much farther reach.
Also revolving around the "business of creating theories," R. Solomonoff's ideas [ 2], summarized in [ 3], contribute to the basis of Algorithmic Information Theory (AIT) [ 4], a relatively new area of research initiated by A. Kolmogorov, R. Solomonoff and G. Chaitin, and regarded as the unification of Computer Science and Information Theory.
The close circle of intellectuals that Holbach hosted and, in various ways, sponsored produced the Encyclopedia and a number of revisionary religious, ethical, and political works that contributed to the ideological basis for the French Revolution.
Many previous studies contributed to the explanation of molecular basis for drug interactions [ 5, 6].
BS: ran the recruitment and intervention on a day to day basis, contributed to the literature review, and initially took the lead on writing the paper.
At least three independent zebrafish mutations, and the resulting blood disorders, have contributed to the discovery of the molecular basis of human diseases (Table 2) [ 21- 23].
The fact that the model was updated on a weekly basis contributed to the overall stability of the method's accuracy.
RBJ: had the idea for the study, applied and secured funding, gained ethical approval, set up the web recruitment, designed the questionnaires, managed the project on a day to day basis, contributed to the literature review, edited and submitted the paper and is the corresponding author.
Developing countries have significantly contributed to the elucidation of the genetic basis of both common and rare disorders, providing an invaluable resource of cases due to large family sizes, consanguinity, and potential founder effects.
