To address the problem of perinatal mortality, factors associated with stillbirth, a major contributor of over 50% of perinatal deaths in developing countries, [ 4] must be understood.
The last factor is a significant contributor of recurrence risk, with reported rates of up to 80%.
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In fact, with the help of David Vincent, a contributor to the Society for American Baseball Research SABRR) and the author of Home Runs Most Wanted, we found that a team racking up the most home runs ultimately means very little in terms of wins and losses, playoff appearances and most important of all world championships.
Our data are consistent with the notion of acetaldehyde as a contributor to alcoholic cardiomyopathy and implicate the therapeutic potential of ALDH2 enzyme in alcoholic complications.
Also notable during the PND 3 to PND 10 interval was a large up-regulation of Mmp12 in Scnn1b-Tg mice as compared to WT (Table 2), consistent with the role of Mmp12 as a contributor to the airspace enlargement in this model [ 23].
The magazine began to thrive ("critically at any rate"), with a range of contributors that broadly represented what was collectively labelled "The Movement" – Kingsley Amis, Robert Conquest, Donald Davie, John Wain, and also, in almost every issue, Larkin.
A massive project edited by writer Greil Marcus and Harvard professor Werner Sollors, A New Literary History of America, approached American history and culture from a number of sharp angles, with a roster of contributors ranging from historian John Diggins (on John Adams) to Ishmael Reed (on Mark Twain) to Michael Lesy (on Life magazine) to the editors (on Hurricane Katrina).
