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The number of the subbands is N ch, with each one contributing to a conducting mode.

This lipid deposition within hepatocytes is described as hepatic steatosis and it has been suggested to occur due to three main factors: (1) TG coming from lipolysis of adipose tissue; (2) TG synthetized from DNL; and (3) TG from diet; with each one contributing about 59%, 26%, and 15%, respectively, to TG accumulation [ 15].

Together, music producer Laurel Halo, choreographer and visual artist Darren Johnston, and digital artists LaTurbo Avedon and Martin Sulzer provided the forever-young rendered vocalist with a unique identity, each one contributing their own aesthetic and vision.

The inverse problem is certainly not exclusive of systems biology: it has been extensively studied in other areas, as reviewed in [ 39], each one contributing with somewhat different perspectives regarding the difficulties encountered and how to surmount them.

The problem has both technological and social origins with one contributing to and indeed magnifying the other.

Many of these span several years, with one contributing over two decades (Fig.  1).

The researchers cite the surge in the use of powerful opioid painkillers as one contributing factor, with drink and suicide potentially related to people needing relief from pain or mental health problems.

According to Brunton et al., both provider and patient fear is one contributing factor, with insulin therapy viewed as a "last resort" treatment option for severe disease [ 14].

They were downloaded from NCBI GEO with id GDS2318 [ 32] (one contributed dataset is denoted as YCC-gds2318) and GSE4987 [ 33] (two contributed datasets as dye-swap technical replicates are denoted as YCC-gse4987-53 and YCC-gse4987-35).

The one factor solution appeared the most tenable option, given that factor one contributed with 28.499% of the variance.

A three-helix bundle is formed around the pseudo threefold-symmetry axis, with each protomer contributing one helix (termed gate helix, formerly called pore helix) from its PN1 subdomain.