These days, Professor Nicolaou sent some outstanding PhD researchers to Professor Danishefsky's laboratories and these postdoctoral fellows practically contributed to accomplishments of some important total syntheses in Columbia University or Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
Widespread anger at the terms of the deal (the island's people would have received practically nothing) contributed to the president's unpopularity.
Despite these limitations, this study contributes to existing vaccination literature both theoretically and practically.
Any near-term benefits of delay cannot begin to outweigh the costs to current and future generations - especially to the global poor, who will be hit first and worst by the dangerous effects of climate change, and who did practically nothing to contribute to the problem.
Bad users' contribution to the maximization of the system's total utility is very low (i.e., they practically contribute only when their channels are very good compared to good users' average channel conditions), and therefore they are rarely selected by UPRA algorithm, which leads to their throughput performance degradation.
They are expressed in practically all cells, where they contribute to diverse functions including secretion, gene expression, and cell differentiation.
In order to assess the impact of multiple variables at once, a regression analysis was used to identify statistically significant and practically meaningful adoption factors, that contributed to social business maturity.
Furthermore, the results of this study indicate that this kind of dynamic vibration absorber will contribute to solving, practically, the problem of torsional vibrations in systems driven by synchronous motors.
Intimacy directors say the opposite is typically true: Without clear direction, actors are left to fumble through scenes with no knowledge of each other's boundaries, or more practically, how the moment should contribute to the story being told.
The current study in Iran shows that, practically, this sector does not contribute to a considerable portion of the research funds allocated.
