In 2001, Portillo's supporters made the mistake of claiming that he had Thatcher's support; the discovery that this was not true contributed to the failure of his campaign.
Any sentence at all that follows from a theory is counted as a consequence that, if true, contributes to its overall truthlikeness, and if false, detracts from that.
We used a relatively high Focus ELISA cutoff of 3.5 to determine HSV-2 seropositivity, and therefore may have missed some true infections, contributing to some of the HSV-2 serodiscordance.
In practice, the reverse is true: Tenure contributes to hiring the best and brightest.
These differences may be inherited or environmentally induced, and to the extent that the former is true, will contribute to missing heritability from GWA studies [ 12].
But Brewer's true skill is contributing in little ways: sneaking in for putbacks and getting his hand on loose balls.
Thus it is possible for multiple distinct neural theories to all be true, with each contributing some partial understanding of the links between conscious mentality in its diverse forms and the active brain at its many levels of complex organization and structure.
However, today nanotechnology has evolved in true sense by contributing to a very large extent to the food industry.
The same could be true for genes contributing to maintenance and modification of tissue shape and structural identity, e.g., versican, tenascin, and ADAM12 (Fig. 1, 2 and 4).
Since this statistical approach allows control for time-dependency of an effect it strengthened the assumption, that CMV reactivation might be a true causative factor contributing to extended treatment needs in patients with severe sepsis.
