Fiji's mixed ethnicity contributes to a rich cultural heritage.
In conclusion, this mixed method contributes to advancing qualitative GIS and other hypothesis-generating approaches working to reveal the richness of individuals' experiences of the everyday contexts of health behavior, while also providing reliable measures of situational predictors of behaviors of interest, such as substance use.
The smallest sources of phosphorus in the watershed are unpaved roads, contributing 11.8 kg (0.1 percent) and mixed forest, contributing 28.3 kg (0.2 percent).
The Thoroughbred, Morgan, Standardbred, Arabian, pacers, and easy riding horses of a mixed background contributed various qualities to this American breed.
The results show that structural steel and rebar from traditional blast furnace account for 80% of the embodied carbon in the core-outrigger building, while ready-mixed concrete contributes only 20%.
Moreover, the two redox couples (Ce4+/Ce3+ and Cu2+/Cu+) formed over CuO-CeO2 mixed oxide contribute to the desorption of surface adsorbed oxygen species and thus the regeneration the active sites, which is favorable for the catalytic N2O decomposition to proceed.
It is the 'more inside' daughters from largely symmetric divisions at the eight-cell stage that have a somewhat mixed fate, contributing to both TE and ICM (Fig. 5A, yellow shaded region).
7) Because 5-9 weeks old neurons are made up of R and K like cells, how might this mixed population contribute to encoding functions (pattern separation and completion) of the DG.
Pedersen (19) proposed a role for maternal glucose in the etiology of fetal macrosomia in diabetic pregnancies and Frienkel (20) suggested that "mixed nutrients" contributed to the "fuel-mediated teratogenesis," which extended the role of maternal fuels from fetal growth to "programming" of subsequent obesity and diabetes.
The combination of using a lubricant injected screw compressor and a mixed component refrigerant contributes to achieve relatively high energy efficiency.
