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Other studies have followed [53] [55], again stressing on the visualization of the σ-hole by means of the electrostatic potential or the Laplacian distribution, and therefore addressing the overwhelming contribution of the electrostatic term.

We found that tandem repeats of the histone gene cluster (Celniker et al. 2002) make an overwhelming contribution of 63 events to this subclass.

This is especially the case for the children with the highest PbB levels of > 15 μg/dL and whose isotopic results showed that the overwhelming contribution of Pb in their blood was from sources other than the Pb concentrate.

This overwhelming contribution of baseline anaemia at initiation of ART suggests that a targeted monitoring of ART for haematological toxicity could be an alternative for the on-going routine monitoring.

As stated by the authors, the surprisingly small differences between the crystal structure of NP7-H2O at pH 5.8 and 7.8 could be due to the overwhelming contribution of electrostatic interactions between neighboring proteins within the crystal.

One conclusion of the essay, that the pursuit of a 'simple and true' organismal TOL is over due to overwhelming contributions of HGT to the life histories of viruses, prokaryotes, and unicellular eukaryotes, the organisms that together represent the substantial majority of genetic universe, is the only conclusion fully compatible with the results of comparative genomics.

Instead, "Victory day" as it is called in Russia, has come to serve as a reminder to Russians that their overwhelming contribution to the defeat of Nazi Germany was never properly recognised by Britain and America.

It's time to diversify their economies, look at the facts and stop believing in a comfortable yet nonetheless fictional story of coal's overwhelming contribution to the region's well-being.

His overwhelming contribution to materials engineering was recognized as early as 1895 by Floris Osmond, who denominated martensite a metallographical constituent resulting from quenching of steels.

This quiet, unassuming man has made overwhelming contributions to the diverse communities of Bradford.

All throughout this paper, the key concepts and modeling tools originate from the work of van der Waals: the paper is intended as a small piece of recognition of van der Waals overwhelming contributions to thermodynamics.