If you look at a few examples contributing to the erosion of viewership, it is hard to argue against the shift in television habits.
We searched the library of 53 clones for examples contributing to both the trunk and these posterior regions, and four such clones were found.
Cytomegalovirus, for example, contributes to at least 5,000 birth defects each year in the United States alone.
Research shows that obesity, for example, contributes to a slew of medical conditions, including diabetes, heart disease and various cancers.
These influences indicate exactly how much, and in which direction, each training example contributes to the predictions.
The amygdala, for example, contributes to threat detection because it is part of a threat detection system.
Diabetes, for example, contributes to the risk of serious bacterial infections including Streptococcus pneumoniae 15 and Staphylococcus aureus, 16 which are common pathogens in overcrowded Indigenous Australian communities.
The journal Trials, for example, contributes to correcting the scientific record by welcoming submissions that discuss trials published elsewhere, and there is no time limit for such commentaries.
Smoke signals, for example, contribute to far fewer car accidents than text messages.
Google, for example, contributed to Alec because of what chairman Eric Schmidt referred to as political campaigns "unrelated" to climate.
