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Mustafa Merc, on the other hand, contributed to the conference as another successful businessman and entrepreneur as the general manager of Turkon America.

CT developed the specific research question at hand, contributed to sampling strategy and data collection protocols, supervised data collection, drafted the cost model, processed the results, and drafted the manuscript.

CT developed the specific research question at hand, contributed to sampling strategy, data collection, and data processing protocols, performed data collection and data processing, drafted the cost model, and drafted the manuscript.

The option to operate the MoH funds through other federal MST agencies, like FINEP and CNPq, on one hand contributed to speed the organization, judgment and disbursement of funds for the Calls for Proposals, but on the other increased the chance that scientists simply forget the origin of the resources (MoH) and acknowledge them as being MST funds.

The presence of these non-conserved residues at terminal ends, on the other hand, contributed to reduce the scores in the alignments generated by T-Coffee and Probcons, which produced the highest SP/TC scores when aligning the truncated sequences (BBS).

But in the Lindh case prosecutorial zeal appears to have weakened, rather than strengthened, the government's hand, contributing to a record of error that hastened the eventual settlement of the case on diminished charges.

The sandwiched oxygen-deficient ZrO2 − x layer, on the other hand, contributes to the tetragonal phase although some traces of amorphous regions cannot be ruled out.

Held every year in July at Mindil Beach, the regatta draws around 15,000 spectators who, beer in hand, contribute to the boisterous melee with rowdy guffaws, funky costumes, and accounts of saltie (saltwater crocodile) sightings.

The entire ideological program of the men and women who might have been tempted by the propaganda of Islamism was suddenly upset when confronted by the image, then the idea, of these "Jews and Crusaders" coming to lend them a hand, contributing to their salvation, without asking anything in return.

Our in vivo data support this view indicating that ischemia-activated microglia can on one hand contribute to rescuing the damaged tissue.

Based on the current in vitro data, it will be interesting to further investigate if type I IFNs indeed act as a double-edged sword in vivo: on the one hand protecting the host from severe infection by alphaherpesviruses, on the other hand contributing to their lifelong persistence in a latent form.