Personal contributions by candidates are normally reported as loans to be repaid by subsequent contributions or forgiven.
E.R., S.N. and H.S. wrote the first draft of the paper, with subsequent contributions from J.S. and M.v.B.
Although his idea for a causal role for stomach contractions in eliciting spontaneous activity and food intake was mistaken, this early work identified themes for many of Richter's subsequent contributions and his behavioral observations continue to be relevant for current investigations.
Subsequent contributions from Kuznets (1937), Leontief (1941), and Meade and Stone (1941) paved the ground for Stone (1947) to set the main conventions for social accounting, embedded in the United Nations System of National Accounts that is used until present.
JC and DS provided substantial subsequent contributions.
AV, FB, KH and BA provided substantial subsequent contributions.
The issuance of a patent is appropriately regarded as a quid pro quo the grant of a limited right for the inventor's disclosure and subsequent contribution to the public domain.
It is in this sense that Hayek's subsequent contribution with an emphasis on information as the basis for an argument against central planning redefined the calculation debates.
Differentiation of adult stem cells into cardiomyocytes and their subsequent contribution to post-MI repair has been extensively investigated for more than a decade.
In the YouTube video posted below - at the 31:21 time spot - Buffett casually mentioned to Rose that he uses the maximum 30% charitable contribution deduction each year – for appreciated property – and he has a $10 billion carryover of charitable contributions for subsequent use too.
It is also shown that considering this correlation for first strokes and not for subsequent strokes increases the contribution of the latter to the flashover rate, especially for good conducting soils.
