Or are the authors trying to say within a genome in large part the process was one of duplication/divergence but a smaller fraction could be lateral transfer.
For an estimated garment workforce of 350,000, there are now some 600 unions, but only a small fraction could be considered independent.
(Of the deep cuts the Ryan budget makes in order to bring the budget into balance, only a small fraction could be offset by repealing George W. Bush's tax cuts for the rich, the usual liberal answer to deficit reduction).
It's not known what's happening to the other more than 780 species of birds in the U.S. Based on anecdotal reports from wildlife recovery centers, a substantial fraction could be affected, says study author and ecologist Marm Kilpatrick of the Consortium for Conservation Medicine in New York City.
Moreover, in contrast to the abundance of predicted miRNA target sites, only very a small fraction could be validated to be functional [15], [16].
These two results suggest that DLBS4847 as a bioactive fraction could be used as BPH treatment via growth inhibition.
In reality, the yield of xylose as a mass fraction could be greater than 100%% due to the addition of the water, and hence, the experimental yield must be corrected as described in the Methods section.
This requirement greatly reduces the number of available markers since only a small fraction could be mapped due to the relatively large evolutionary divergence time between chicken and ducks 80-90 million years agoo, http://www.timetree.org)[ 38].
For example, vaccination of older children that induced partial short-lived immunity (e.g., 70% for 6 months) in a significant fraction could be beneficial in reducing disease in early infants by providing indirect protection through their first respiratory syncytial virus epidemic.
Therefore, in order to decrease the maximum buffer size, the number of unit fractions within an Egyptian Fraction could be constrained.
