Although genetic interaction analysis provides a promising method to understand the functional relationship between proteins [ 6], we cannot tell the contributions of different domains to certain functionality of multidomain proteins based on their genetic interactions.
One major weakness of this study is that it was not a randomized control trial and therefore one could not tell the actual contribution of each intervention to the increased number of cases seen at the clinic as well as the near elimination of treatment default and dropout.
However, to date we are not able to tell the relative contribution of each conformer to binding.
All told, the contributions amount to "hundreds of thousands" of dollars annually, he said.
Growth slowed with the collapse of the housing bubble, but it didn't collapse until two years later; beginning in September of 2008, all sectors of the economy faced a sudden, sharp contraction.What does this tell us about the contribution of the housing bust to the recession?
Likewise, in accounting for the narrowing of the black-white gap in life expectancy, standard methods do not tell us whether the contribution of a particular cause is due to convergence in incidence, to convergence in the mean age at death, or to a combination of the two.
"There's no way to validate the equation if you can't tell the independent contribution or weight of each risk factor".
He pointed out, for example, how Joel Anthony's modest line — four rebounds, two blocked shots — did not tell the story of his contribution and how James Jones made a substantial contribution by taking charges.
The Scottish Design Galleries within the V&A will tell the story of Scotland's contribution to global design, with exhibits ranging from the 17th Century to the present day.
A contemporary poem known as the Wartburgkrieg presented the story of Lohengrin as an entry in a story-telling competition; it was the contribution of von Eschenbach, who recited it in the famous singers' contest held at Wartburg (a castle overlooking the town of Eisenach) by the landgrave of Thuringia, Hermann I (c. 1156 1217).
