Like people on a bus, some of the musicians stood out because they were louder or more brightly dressed, in terms of sound, while others were part of the background, contributing to the often dense, rich harmonies and the playtime atmosphere.
The artist's intentional and sometimes harsh warping of these background contributes to the abstract and often unknowable look of each of image.
To rule out the possibility that the genetic background contributed to the phenotype, we crossed this line with w, the control strain used in this study, for five generations by following the mini-white marker.
The amount contained in the radiation field (most of which is in the cosmic microwave background) contributes negligibly to the total at present.
Perhaps the seemingly biggest advantage of this approach the ability to study disease in the genetic background of the patient has created the biggest challenge, as genetic background contributes to high variability in the properties of the patient-derived cells.
However, the Mexican genetic background contributes to avocado diversity with a plethora of desirable, selected characteristics in commercial varieties, such as cold tolerance, smaller tree size, high oil content, early maturity, and smooth fruit skin.
Although the genetic background contributed a lot to the onset of autoimmune diabetes, islet autoantibodies are the most widely used in practice for the diagnosis [ 10].
A calculation algorithm was developed to remove the urban background, contributed by other sources than traffic in the selected street, from the roadside measured pollution levels.
We then examine which factors contribute to the cost of plasmid-mediated resistance, testing whether resistance range (i.e. the degree of multidrug resistance), plasmid size or host genetic background contributes to the cost of plasmid acquisition.
It will be of interest in future to establish the extent to which genetic background contributes to this basal level of cardiac malformations in the mouse and the proportion that is subsequently repaired during development.
