The Cherwell newspaper is now urging others to contribute similar pieces and share their experiences "in order to establish a strong force of community overriding misdirected victim characterisation".
And I'd like to acknowledge the other organizations that have been obviously very important in this whole process — the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine — all who've contributed similar leadership in maintaining the tradition, upholding the highest standard of science.
Moreover, the variables contributed similar information was grouped together.
Therefore, the Gaussian distribution contributes similar amplitude of the noise fluctuations to the wave packet, which results in the smaller errors of the two velocities.
Several of them may contribute similar information or may be irrelevant for the biological activity under study, and thus, affecting the discovery of the descriptor-activity relationship.
A strict lab diet would likely contribute similar microbial inputs whereas a varied diet potentially contains a much greater diversity of microorganisms [57] and thus represents a larger source of possible colonizers.
Considering that their surface area is probably much higher than those of puddles, open drains might overall contribute similar if not more to all vectors emerging in the target areas.
*: assuming that, on average, a participating and a non-participating paediatric practice contribute similar numbers of varicella cases in each season.
Notably, as in the case of the GlcNAc residues, the glycosylation site contributed similar values in each complex (an average of −2.9 ± 0.7 kcal/mol), with no significant differences being observed for Ser or Thr (c-Myc′) residues.
Although our study is limited to simple three-treatment networks including only two-arm trials, we anticipate that the inconsistency test would show similarly low power in the presence of multi-arm studies: such studies are internally consistent and would contribute similar pairwise comparisons to evaluations of inconsistency.
