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In such a model, only a fraction of relevant cells needs to be infected to allow for this type of pathogenesis.

As a result, many MODs can only afford to curate a fraction of relevant articles.

In the first quarter of 2010, the average (weighted by the municipal labour forces) inflow in UB as a fraction of the relevant municipal labour forces was 1.5%, whereas the variation was limited: in 95% of the municipalities, this fraction remained below 2.2%.

The subsequent exponential growth in knowledge and the fragmentation of fields of study—and hence education and training in these fields—has long since prevented anyone from mastering more than a fraction of the relevant subject matter (although we routinely and rather cavalierly expect secondary school teachers to present a coherent overview of the entire range of topics!).

In this case, correcting the genome of a fraction of the relevant cells is generally sufficient for restoring the metabolic function.

However, these indices represent only a fraction of the relevant issues in adolescent sexuality and not a broad-based behavioural, biological and cognitive approach to adolescent sexual health.

We recognize that we have analyzed and synthesized only a fraction of all relevant papers in the area of access to healthcare by vulnerable groups.

Although the chicken genome has been sequenced, one-dimensional sequencing information can only address a fraction of the relevant biological questions [ 15].

This approach is interesting as it allows a better representation of neurobiological reality, but at the same time is challenging as it requires to deal with many more free parameters including the fact that the neurons known to date may represent only a fraction of possibly relevant elements.

Experimental data and model results show that the pH-buffering effect is maintained even after several pore volumes of alkaline solution are injected, if a sufficient fraction of relevant minerals is present.

It is already now possible to reliably detect false declarations concerning the origin of illegally harvested timber using molecular genetic tools, albeit only for a small fraction of relevant species and problems.