The need for cooperation prevents the exclusion of any one replicator from such an RNA "community", because it would severely decrease the fitness of the prebiotic "organism" to the functions of which it contributes [ 13, 14].
Yoo does not even claim that torture was "worth it" in the sense that the information gained balanced out the harm that these interrogation techniques did to the moral leadership of the United States in the world, the aid it gave to the recruitment of terrorists and the radicalization of Muslims to which it contributed.
The pandanus fruit was highly prized as a kind of chewing gum, as well as a major component of floral necklaces and headpieces, to which it contributed its strong and pleasant colour.
But over all, the batting average of the Republican outside groups was strong: the American Future Fund won 76 percent of the races to which it contributed; the U.S. Chamber of Commerce won 63 percent; the Crossroads groups, founded by Karl Rove, won 58 percent.
The latter, however extraordinary, does not preclude the attribution of the outcome to which it contributes to the alleged cause.
The up-regulation found for CD248 or Endosialin, known as a potential actor of angiogenesis in which it contributes to cell-cell alignment and contacts [ 24], seems to be explained.
Egypt is securely in the center of the international agenda, which it contributes to with vigor and enlightenment.
The 55-page World Anti-Doping Agency Independent Obsereportreport accused the management team in the Rio 2016 anti-doping department of "a lack of coordination", which it said contributed to putting an almost unmanageable strain on drug testing at competition venues and the Athletes Village.
Mr. Kerry remains the strong favorite, but there is no question that free trade, and the loss of jobs to which it has contributed, could damage him here.
While the pharmaceutical sector has to moderate its strategy to cope with challenging business and economic times, the academic drug discovery sector has the potential to develop to a level of maturity and robustness with which it can contribute meaningfully to the development of new mode-of-action therapies against a range of diseases, not least neglected and niche diseases.
