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Since the United Nations set up the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 1988, investment in technology that could counter global warming has been on a tiny scale compared to that spent on technology that contributes to expanding energy usage, and thus emissions.
Identification of these by-products further contributes to expanding the breadth of known radiochemistry available for radiosynthesis with [13N]NH3.
Alternative splicing generates different forms of mature messenger RNA (mRNA) from the same genetic locus and contributes to expanding diversity of gene function in most eukaryotes [24, 34].
"This announcement marks a positive advance for updating France's print heritage under copyright and contributes to expanding the availability of digital books," it said in a statement.
Consequently, this study on a new HCDI system with Na2FeP2O7 contributes to expanding the understanding of the kinetic properties of the HCDI system with respect to its diverse operations.
The present paper contributes to expanding the existing knowledge by presenting the results of an extensive experimental program devoted to investigate the bond behaviour between SRP and concrete substrate.
This study contributes to expand empirical evidences on the impact of human perception on detecting code smells.
This result not only contributes to expand the scope of heterojunctions in developing a new hybrid material but also provides the first evidence of the eumelanin capability to efficiently collect the photon energy.
Therefore, this work contributes to expand the knowledge of P. perniciosus saliva that would be eventually used for the development of tools for vector control programs.
The manuscript by Filichkin and Mockler contributes to expand our knowledge of the interplay between AS and circadian networks through a thorough evaluation of AS of plant circadian clock genes using RNA-seq.
The present work contributes to expand the current knowledge on PGP bacteria, presenting a wide bacterial strain collection that could be exploited to set up specifically designed microbial consortia able to enhance plant growth and productivity in soils impacted by salt and drought stresses.
