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For example, the contribution of sensor 3 is estimated to be 12.5362percentnt, sensor 15׳s contribution is estimated to be 7.1803percentnt.
The proposed methodologies can be used to entertain a wide variety of hypotheses, including those that engage, for example, the contribution of a particular chromosome, genome-wide heterozygosity, and multiple genomic regions, to phenotypic expression.
Also selected were descriptors relating to hydrophobic patches on the VSA (SlogP_VSA1, for example), the contribution to molar refractivity (SMR_VSA2, for example) which is related to polarisability, and the polar surface area (TPSA).
For example, the contribution of added sugars to total daily calories was comparable for black and white children and lower for Mexican-American children.
For example, the contribution of hidden population stratification to the generation of false positive genome-wide association results has been demonstrated in humans [29], [30] and more recently dogs [31].
For example, the contribution of excitotoxicity mediated by glutamatergic NMDA receptors to ischemia-induced cell death is well appreciated, however, blockers of these receptors are not well tolerated and are only effective for a very short time following the onset of ischemia [11].
Consider, for example, the contributions made in the last election cycle by Caterpillar's corporate PAC.
Table 7 lists as example the contributions of the fragments in the BIOWIN3 model (ultimate biodegradability) of EPISUITE that support the assessment.
This has led philosophers of science to explore a structuralist approach to the entities of modern physics, in particular a group-theoretical account of objects (see for example the contributions in Castellani, 1998, Part II).
Our essay explores a leading example: the contributions of designing to Dutch regional planning and development, and identifies topics for scholarly research that will improve the understanding of design approaches in planning and advance regional design practice.
The present paper illustrates, using an empirical example, the contributions of a mixed methods research approach can have in generating mixed insights on two TEFA strategies: the implementation of the audience response system and practice quizzes.
