Last but not the least, high level contributions on the genetic susceptibility and resistance to infections, when associated to excellent epidemiological methodologies and strong basic mechanistic studies is also an area of major interest for this Journal.
The high-level contributions of this paper are the design and development of two distributed spanning tree-based data gathering algorithms for wireless mobile sensor networks and their exhaustive simulation study to investigate a complex stability-delay-throughput vs. node-network lifetime-coverage loss tradeoff that has been hitherto not explored in the literature.
However, while this is important to acknowledge, so our results can be contextualized relative to other studies in the visual cognition literature, we suggest that the distinction between low-level and high-level contributions to our effect is not critically important for our purposes.
The high-level contribution of this work is to propose and evaluate a public key management scheme based on a binary tree formation of the network's nodes.
The high-level contribution of this paper is the proposal of a localized, computationally lightweight alternate centrality metric for the computation-intensive betweenness centrality (BWC) metric that is widely used for the complex network analysis.
Our high-level contribution in this paper is the proposal of a local clustering coefficient-based degree centrality (LCCDC) metric as a computationally lightweight centrality alternative for the betweenness centrality (BWC).
For each clone that generated high-level contribution chimeras (>50% by coat colour), we routinely tested up to 6 chimeras for germline transmission of the ES cell genome.
In some cases these arrangements have been introduced in the hope of encouraging later retirement, thus modifying the deterioration of the ratio between the employed population and the retired population, which necessitates higher levels of contribution by those still working as the proportion of the pensioned population increases.
Our design and results contribute to explaining the mixed evidence in the literature on partner versus stranger comparisons and allow us to understand under which conditions commitment can be conducive or harmful to achieving and sustaining higher levels of contribution.
Of the virtual groups, one had no primarily 'consumer' members and the other had two, one of whom made only one contribution – to suggest a topic at the beginning of Phase One – while the other had the highest level of contributions in the group, despite being the only member without a computer, relying on public library access.
"Regardless of the arguments both for and against a higher level of student contribution, the financial sustainability of the new system is untested.
