The national economy is now moving essentially sideways across the trough of the saucer, weighed down somewhat more than it might otherwise have been if a strike had not developed three weeks ago at General Motors, the country's largest automotive producer and contributor of some 3½ per cent to the gross output of the United States.
And as Daniel Raim's captivating documentary "Harold and Lillian" makes clear, the legions of uncredited craftspeople and sources of inspiration included key contributors to some of the American movie industry's most enduring creations.
The modularity of the different project is determined by the total amount of potential contributors, which decreases in magnitude when having to draw in specific type of contributions, either from more motivated or better skilled contributors on some specific component of a project (see Benkler 2002 2006).
The syndrome has a worldwide prevalence of 10 to 15% [1], and chronic stress and anxiety have been thought to be major contributors to some of the symptoms of IBS [47].
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Some contributors of the mentioned multicentre study also adopted this procedure, and there is hope that SNB without elective ND will be the staging procedure of the future in a large number of head and neck cancer patients.
She had learned about YouTube's plans at the same time as everyone else — including Wikipedia's army of volunteer contributors, some of whom were not pleased with the idea that an internet colossus had casually declared that it would outsource one of its knottiest problems to a relatively small nonprofit organization.
Some are contributors of articles to nature publications, from which Mr. F. has lifted a juicy passage.
Look closely at the sixth generation, and you will see some strong contributors of genetic material — and many weak ones.
The recognition that copy number variants are important contributors to some categories of disease - and that disease-associated CNVs will usually be of recent origin as contrasted with the prehistoric origin of most SNPs - has given the chance for some of the limitations of SNP-based genome-wide association studies to be overcome.
