Academe's obligations also reach beyond the campus to include ensuring "that excellent opportunities exist for the most able students, whose careers are likely to contribute extraordinarily to national technical advancement and productivity".
A residue mutation with the ΔΔG > 2.0 is often considered as a hot spot and this residue often contribute extraordinarily high energy [ 39].
Several studies conducted by Diehr and her colleagues, including work assessing the power of the tests applied [ 9], the effect of multiple admissions [ 10], and the comparison of variability between procedures [ 11], have contributed extraordinarily to the advance in SAVA methodology.
It seems as if Facebook announced the stat in hopes of deflecting attention from the fact that its user count shrank in Europe and was flat in the U.S. and Canada, contributing to extraordinarily low monthly and daily user growth.
Apoptogenic insults further contribute to extraordinarily high levels of Ub and Ub aggregation in the nuclei of tumor cells, which subsequently results in abnormal ubiquitylation of the nuclear envelope, accompanied by deubiquitylation of nucleosomal histones.
Perhaps a gathering tension contributed to the extraordinarily abrasive nature of the race-off for gold, a machismo of sailing conducted amid intimidatory posturing on both sides.
And when disaster seems to strike, it is his "new" family, and especially Rym, who contribute in an extraordinarily selfless way.
Specification mechanisms that diversify the types of neurons and glia made during CNS development contribute to its extraordinarily complex architecture and functionality.
Absence of primary care training, discordance with need of citizens, combined with government-controlled low professional medical fees contribute to an extraordinarily high annual rate of ambulatory patient contact and excessive use of diagnostic testing [ 13].
One respondent explained that finding the time to contribute to such networks is extraordinarily difficult for many Africans, who often "wear many hats".
This is all the more important given extraordinarily accommodative monetary policies that have contributed to compressing risk premia across a range of asset markets.
