All authors made substantial contributions to the interpretation and critique of the data and each contributed to the drafting of the manuscript.
Tight credit and high gas prices each contributed to that.
Improved instrumentation, better exposure, and concentric reaming have each contributed to improved fixation.
Two blocks of 934,000 shares each contributed to the volume in the utility's stock.
Dizzy Gillespie, the dancer and choreographer Asadata Dafora and the historian Marshall Stearns each contributed to Mr. Weston's knowledge of African music.
Oberhelman endorsed Mitt Romney; Bechtel served on an advisory board in the Bush Administration Dell and Dukee have each contributed to numerous G.O.P. candidates.
"Western blot and SILAC mass spectrometry measurements" "In addition to determining protein and mRNA abundances, Schwanhausser et al. (2011) directly measured mRNA and protein degradation rates and calculated the percentage that each contributed to the variance in protein abundances.
A Great Big World, Passenger, Hozier and Sam Smith – whose breakout slow-burner Stay With Me became an unconventional pop phenomenon – each contributed to a markedly more downbeat, moody year in music.
(Chinen) ARCHIE SHEPP/ROSWELL RUDD QUARTET (Through Sunday) Mr. Shepp, a saxophonist, and Mr. Rudd, a trombonist, each contributed to the fiery legacy of the 1960's and 70's avant-garde; their recent collaborations have been calmer but still venturesome, and seasoned by the blues.
Long before Darwin, most people knew that for most organisms, as for humans, both males and females were needed to produce offspring, but even after centuries of investigation and speculation, no one knew exactly why, nor exactly what each contributed to their progeny.
Prof. May's advice was particularly helpful because this mental blueprint (the book's thesis and its supporting arguments) massively simplified the exercise of evaluating each of those elements on its merits, and understanding how each contributed to or undermined the book's overarching mission.
