Having two open source operating systems from Google provides both users and device manufacturers with more choice and helps contribute a wealth of new code to the open source community".
Senior citizens who contributed a wealth of benefits to society are also suffering as a result of increased taxation on homes which they are desperately trying to maintain on fixed incomes.
Having cut his literary teeth writing programme notes for BBC orchestral concerts, over the years he contributed a wealth of scholarly articles to a wide range of periodicals including Music and Musicians, The Musical Times, The Listener, Music and Letters, The Musical Quarterly and Tempo.
Due to their large size and distinctive structure, polytene chromosomes have contributed a wealth of knowledge regarding chromosome regulation.
It also contributes a wealth of information about genes (either characterized or unannotated) that may be involved in this process.
As more data are analyzed, the CaMEO Study will continue to provide a naturalistic understanding of the longitudinal course and consequences of EM and CM; quantify variations in headache frequency, headache-related disability, comorbidities, medication use, and effect of migraine on the family unit; and contribute a wealth of information to the limited amount of data on CM.
If you are one of the roughly six million telecommuters in the US, take comfort in the knowledge that by rolling out of bed and shuffling to your desk to start your workday, you are contributing to a wealth of environmental savings.
While cancer cell lines have contributed to a wealth of knowledge in cancer biology, the use of this cell source is increasingly perceived as a major contributing factor to the dismal failure rate of oncology drugs in drug development.
Molecular cloning of the involved genes [24], [25], elucidation of polysaccharide structures [26], use of monoclonal antibodies [27], [28] and synthetic peptides [29] have all contributed to a wealth of evidence that endoparasites take advantage of molecular mimicry to survive in their hosts (see also Table 1).
