Each of these is a biological parent, by virtue of making a biological contribution to producing the child.
We thank Matt Witt for his contribution to producing a chart for the Wave Hub transects targets, Halcrow for multi beam sonar data, Colin Munro for underwater images of the array and Sophie Mowles for extracting the frame grab images.
Significant evidence is available of the utility of such initiatives and their potential contribution to producing more effective health care providers [ 25].
An extreme of sexual conflict is seen in Wasmannia auropunctata, where the queens produce diploid daughters by thelytokous parthenogenesis and males produce clones by a process whereby a diploid egg loses its maternal contribution to produce haploid males who are clones of the father.
Therefore the dark respiration makes a considerable contribution to produce ATP even in the light.
Tom Schnackenberg, who heads the design team for the New Zealand group, said that although computational and model testing made significant contributions to producing a boat, only full-scale testing and analysis of a real vessel could confirm its design performance.
It is possible that while tRNAs, LTRs, and origins make individual contributions to producing rearrangements, the additive effects of these features together greatly increases the likelihood of a rearrangement event occurring.
Adults also ask different types of Questions so that children can build on their own contributions to produce extended turns.
The FEC fined Stockman $40,000 in 1998 over contributions related to producing a fake newspaper during the 1994 election, The Southeast Texas Times, and the 1996 election, The Southeast Texas Statesman.
Looking back, says Mr Wladawsky-Berger, historians will say that the internet's main contribution was to produce workable open standards, such as TCP/IP, its communication protocol, or HTML, the language in which web pages are written.
Benkler's interprets the various kinds of informatics projects in the life sciences by pointing out the differences in 'the number of people who can, in principle, participate in a project', which he explains as: 'inversely related to the size of the smallest scale contribution necessary to produce a usable module' (Benkler 2006: 101).
