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The result was that often in the latter years New Labour became too easily attacked as "right wing" rather than "radical" and this contributed substantially to undermining the long-term sustainability of the project.

This contributed substantially to the overall turnaround time and required that patients be scheduled for follow up one month after initial clinic visit.

Actors operate in ideal conditions for fast, informal processes of exchange, evaluation and communication, and this contributes substantially to the genesis of creative and innovative processes (Bathelt et al. 2011).

Given the highly interactive nature of biological components and the propensity of biology to optimize processes, we think it likely that top down and bottom up processes in diatoms are highly integrated and that this contributes substantially to their capabilities to make such a wide variety of silica structures with precision on the nano- to micro-scales.

This approach contributed substantially to the decreasing mortality rate among patients with burn injuries.

This locus contributed substantially to the development of hyperglycaemia and hypoinsulinemia [ 8].

This has contributed substantially to participants' enthusiasm and ownership of their service delivery challenges" [ 5].

EP wrote the first draft of the paper and DC critically reviewed this and contributed substantially to all redrafts.

It has a developing evidence base in predicting adverse outcome across a variety of high-risk surgical procedures, 4 and this has contributed substantially to clinicians' understanding of the impact of poor cardiopulmonary fitness.

We do not think this issue contributed substantially to the outcome because neither TNFR2 deficiency nor anti IL-13 treanti IL-13 any effectreatment volume (data not shadn), but both reduced the anymeffecteffects on O3 on BAlunglls and pulmonary mechanics in obese mice.

This last 'detail' contributed substantially to the observed variability by its combined effect on metabolism, toxic effects and toxico-kinetics.