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Multidimensional approaches can also be applied to candidate gene identification of other diseases, where multiple genes share underlying biological similarities (e.g. the same pathway or GO term), or contribute to disease etiology but have common variations that make modest contributions to disease risk.

In 2009 Mr Hu said China could "actively" make modest contributions to international issues.

People who receive the meals are not required to pay for them, although many do make modest contributions.

He is the right person to tell the unions that they have to do their share — agreeing to make modest contributions to their health care (like most other workers) or delayed pay raises and almost certainly furloughs.

However, binding for both fragments is somewhat weaker than for the full-length protein, suggesting that the fragments may be less stable or that other domains may make modest contributions to binding affinity.

Grain yield is majorly contributed by the primary and early secondary tillers while late secondary and tertiary tillers make modest contribution even though they do consume nutrients and photosynthates (Xing and Zhang, 2010).

We identified multiple genes sharing underlying biological similarities that contributed to disease etiology, but for which common variations made modest contributions to disease risk.

It was feared the former army helicopter pilot might be given a short-duration mission because the UK only makes modest contributions to Esa's manned space programme.

And then there was the recent decision of Gordon Brown's government not to make even a token contribution to the eurozone's new €450bn bailout fund, which caused resentment; Poland and Sweden, though outside the euro, made modest contributions.

Global Crossing and its executives, already big contributors to federal campaigns and candidates in their home base of California, began making modest contributions to New York State political committees in 1999, when the company bought the Frontier Corporation, a phone company based in Rochester.

Cindy Whitehead also made modest contributions to the Democratic Party; in 2014, she donated $32,400 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.