The Cravath system assumed that all the partners worked together and contributed collectively to the firm's success.
This suggested that several of the 12 OsGLP genes within the QTL region contribute collectively to broad-spectrum disease resistance.
It is concluded that the increase of oxygen containing functional groups and changing of the surface topology may contribute collectively to the improvement of fiber/resin interfacial adhesion.
Members of the OsGLP family were shown to contribute collectively to disease resistance because silencing of several genes confers susceptibility to two distinct fungal pathogens, M. oryzae and Rhizoctonia solani, the sheath blight pathogen (Manosalva et al. 2009).
Twelve paralogous OsGLP gene family members are located within the physical QTL region on chromosome 8, and gene silencing studies suggest that they contribute collectively to the resistance phenotype.
A limited temporal extension is not an option, for, in difference to aggregated atoms, the different moments in a series do not co-exist only the present one exists and is co-exist onlycienthethey hence cannot be considered to contribute collectively to the cognition of an object.
Five of the vendors agreed to contribute collectively about $500,000 annually to promote the district's school meal program.
It is seen that all three FIQR domains contributed collectively and uniquely to all SF-36 domains.
In Xanthomonas, these effector proteins are injected inside the plant cells by the type III secretion system and contribute collectively to virulence.
For these cases, predictive markers of tumour invasion and metastasis, which are independent of traditional TNM classification and contribute collectively to diagnoses and treatments, are very important.
