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Facebook has emerged as one of the most successful media of social interaction and thus, contributing a lot to understand various aspects of human behavior.

The compatibilization effect observed was found to be dependent upon the liquid crystalline phase temperature range of the compatibilizer, with the most favourable being in a liquid crystalline state during fibre melt extrusion and hot drawing, thus contributing a lubricating effect to the blend and giving enhanced physical properties as a result.

The synergistic effect between the positive and negative electrode materials widened the potential window to 1.6 V, thus contributing a high energy density of 41.8 Wh/kg at 2 mV/s, which was better than that of the KEMET commercial supercapacitor (17.7 Wh/kg).

Indeed, this dataset was more internally consistent thus contributing a better prediction ability of the models.

In this respect, the present study is a development of research on work variability and the appropriate selection of measuring tools (Szewczyk 2011a, 2011b, 2014a, 2014b), thus contributing a new element to the issue of work analysis.

Low plasma-protein binding also leads to less DRDE-07 being present in the central blood compartment and better extracellular penetration, thus contributing a higher volume of distribution.

This study thus contributes a new theory of public deliberation and cultural messaging on social media sites and computational techniques that could be used to examine these processes within a variety of discursive fields.

This study thus contributes a valuable piece to the puzzle of how breastfeeding habits are associated with the development of primary dentition in Asians.

Diabetes is a major cause of heart disease, blindness, kidney failure and limb amputations in Canada and thus contributes a huge economic cost to the Canadian health care system.

The microbiome (which is the genome of the microbiota) is 100 times larger than the human genome, and thus contributes a huge quantity of additional, acquired proteins and enzymes [ 4].

The analyses summarized in Fig. 4 and Table 1 represent just 487 trials amongst 64 participants – each participant thus contributed an average 7.6 trials to the analysis.