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As the finding of the study indicates, the firms that are supported by the government were more successful than their counter parts, therefore the government should expand its scope in developing small firms that contributes for the development of economy.

HIV infection is one of the major risk factor that contributes for the growth of cervical ECA.

Recent report by Finely et al., showed that decreased levels of SIRT 3, mitochondrial NAD-dependent deacetylase, resulted in increased cellular accumulation of ROS that contributes for the stability of HIF-α [ 18].

Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from patients with cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL) and mucosal leishmaniasis (ML), due to L. braziliensis infection, secrete high levels of TNF-alpha and IFN-gamma that contributes for the control of parasite multiplication and dissemination [ 1].

Different types of rewarding mechanisms that contribute for motivating good contributions were included.

In fact, new developers arriving to replace more experienced ones was one the reasons that contributed for the inclusion of architectural violations.

However, existing methodologies and software packages do not account for all the parameters that contribute for desalting cost and their accuracy is limited to specific conditions.

In the present article, we reviewed the most recent advances in the medical area and areas that contributed for the advances of medical science.

The preparation of polymeric composites from recycled thermoplastic with natural fibers is an interesting alternative that contribute for preservation of natural resources, decrease of pollutant waste and production of low cost materials.

The focus is to identify factors that contribute for collision type crashes in those locations, mainly factors related to road geometric consistency, since literature is scarce on those, and to research the impact of three modeling methods: generalized estimating equations, random-effects negative binomial models and random-parameters negative binomial models, on the factors of those models.

Although the status of the host immune system is the major factor balancing the transition from commensalism to pathogenicity [26], C. albicans expresses several virulence attributes that contribute for its successful behavior, both as a commensal colonizer and as a pathogen [27].