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The low birth weight in the current study is partially contributed to premature delivery because 22.6% of neonates were delivered prematurely of whom 29.5% had low birth weight.

The "one drug, one target, and one disease" model is partially contributing to the increased failures of clinical trials due to its lacking consideration of side effects or toxicities in the early stage of drug discovery and development.

Although these data suggests that transplanted iPSC-RPCs are integrating functionally within the host retinal architecture (i.e. a recordable ERG could only be detected in 8 10 week old mice post-transplantation), we cannot exclude the possibility that transplant induced restoration of residual host cone viability is partially contributing to the increased ERG response.

Interestingly, DRAM1 is partially contributing to this specific ER α-driven autophagic pathway, as we detected a reduced autophagic flux in ER α-expressing cells after DRAM1 knockdown (Supplementary Figure 5a).

Therefore, the improvement of liver functions by the hAMCs transplantation was partially contributed to enhancing hepatocyte proliferation.

Nevertheless, the lower ROS levels may be partially contributed to the many defects of ΔMovam7 including hyphal growth and conidia production.

This may be partially contributed to by the age matching.

The other explanation of deteriorative CPP in following optimal compression might be partially contributed to the decreasing compliance of chest.

This could be partially contributed to a significant rise in numbers of outpatient visits and inpatient hospital admissions from 2002 to 2010, as shown in Table 2.

Furthermore, we reveal that the reduced hysteresis is partially contributed from faster hole extraction at the interface thanks to the high hole mobility in CdTe.

The observed enthalpic changes (Δ H °obs) for the binding of ligands to their cognate enzymes are partially contributed by the enthalpic changes associated with the protonation and/or deprotonation of the ligands and/or enzymes, which can be probed by performing the ITC studies using buffers of varied ionization enthalpies.