Filling in the gaps left by the pope at Regensburg, he mentions the Islamic thinkers "who deeply contributed to both Europe and the west at large, nurturing and enriching them with their critical reflections".
It would also give today's Muslims a way of reconciling themselves with the immense creativity of the European Muslim thinkers of the past, who 10 centuries ago were confidently accepting their European identity (not obsessed by the on-going sterile debates on "integration") and who deeply contributed to, nourished and enriched with their critical reflection both Europe and the west as a whole.
Words are important and their misuse has deeply contributed to the downward spiral that this nation has found itself in for the past several years.
More in general, the MAPK and the PIK3CA signalling pathways both have a key role in cell proliferation and survival; their oncogenic activation deeply contributes to pathogenesis of different solid tumours, including HCC.
Numerous clinical studies indicated that overexpression of LAMC2 was positively correlated with invasiveness and poor survival in several types of cancer (Guess and Quaranta, 2009), suggesting that LAMC2 functions as an oncogene and deeply contributes to cancer metastasis.
Prior to installation the flow jet was relatively thin, impacting the tailrace as a coherent stream that plunged deeply, possibly contributing to total dissolved gas production.
A huge sense of national frustration did, of course, contribute deeply to the election of Donald Trump; but, as has been widely noted, his tax policy, for example, seems highly likely to make the problem of inequality worse.
The process developed is presented as an environmentally friendly alternative for bacterial cellulose bio-coloration and will contribute deeply for the development of new fashionable products within this material.
He spoke out loud of a country that we deeply care about, contribute to, and sacrifice for but that at times "others" us.
