STAR achieved these performance and safety results with a lower relative clinical workload over a much larger, more diverse and relatively very ill cohort.
The proposed method has a lower relative overhead and requires a lower number of inputs and outputs.
Particularly, there was a shift towards a lower relative abundance of the generally most dominant Spirochaetales (KT964897) and Oceanospirillales (KT964893) OTUs, while the second most abundant Spirochaetales (KT964901) and Oceanospirillales (KT964903) OTUs increased in numbers (Fig. 1; Supplementary Table S3).
A meta-analysis published in 2007 found that increasing coffee consumption by two cups a day was associated with a lower relative risk of liver cancer by more than 40percentt.
We did not, however, show that a mutant with a higher efficiency could invade a population, replace its ancestor, and ultimately end up at a lower relative frequency in the population than its ancestor.
Even though dK has a lower relative bioavailability than phylloquinone, its presence in the food supply should be accounted for in food composition databases.
At opening (217 d), INO had a lower relative abundance of Leuconostocaceae (42.3 vs. 95.8 ± 4.64) and higher Lactobacillaceae (57.4 vs. 3.9 ± 4.65) versus CON.
Our results showed a lower relative power value in the theta band in the Br 6 mg group when compared with PL.
On average, the ΔGunf value for each residue was increased by 2-3 kcal/mol, resulting in a lower relative population of partially unfolded forms.
In the range of extreme intensities, the larger buckets (5 cm3) show a lower relative deviation than the smaller (2 cm3) buckets.
The ITU-R P. 837-6 exhibits a lower relative error percentage of 3.32% and 12.59% in the 5- and 10-min.
