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The same flaws subsequently contributed to the conviction of three al-Jazeera journalists now jailed in Cairo.

The inquiry into the accusations in the letter, later determined to have been written by Sherron S. Watkins, an executive who worked in the company's finance area, failed to detect many of the problems that subsequently contributed to the company's collapse, even though the letter described them in detail.

Finally, we show that blastomeres with higher AurkC level elevated pluripotency gene expression, which were inclined to enter the inner cell mass lineage and subsequently contributed to the embryo proper.

Many authors have subsequently contributed to the topic (e.g., Galtung, 1967; Knapp, 1977) by further pointing out that inferences about the nature of group-level relationships cannot be made from individual-level statistical data.

Emotions and science are not traditionally expected to interconnect and yet, we have in Europe, numerous examples where such human conditions and study areas have combined, in many cases because of water and have subsequently contributed to the prosperous development of cities [e.g. 4, 5].

Mongolian horses are believed to have been originally imported from Russia by Swedish traders; this imported Mongol stock subsequently contributed to the Fjord, Exmoor, Scottish Highland, Shetland and Connemara breeds, all of which have been found to be genetically linked to the Icelandic horse.

"It is curious other composers did not subsequently contribute to the genre," he wrote.

"It is curious that other composers did not subsequently contribute to the genre," he wrote.

Once inside the cell, Ca2+ promotes transcriptional changes that subsequently contribute to the maintenance of nerve sensitization [34].

This would subsequently contribute to the increase of their confidence in dealing with the ethical aspects of SSI in the classroom (Levinson and Turner 2001), leading them to better integrate ethics into biology education to achieve interdisplinary science education (Czerniak, and Johnson 2007).

These cells may be attracted by the tumors' hypoxic areas and necrosis, and may subsequently contribute to the inflammatory signature (enriched on the negative side of the loading plot) within the cluster of hypoxia-inducible genes.