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Macrophages that contained 1.58 µm beads coated with IgM showed a notable frequency of cells involved in multiple bead binding and uptake (Fig. 3B); whereas a similar analysis for larger beads 3.87 µm (Fig. 3C), 5.19 µm (Fig. 1D), and 8.31 µm (Fig. 3E) indicated a very low frequency of macrophages involved in multiple IgM-coated bead binding and uptake.

We predict that an early domestication event in Scandinavia would be visible in a notable frequency of Hg D in ancient Scandinavian dog remains.

The first striking result of these analyses is the observation of a notable frequency of TRAs to all three antibiotics across most environments (fig. 1 A).

In the Pre-Rif, ZN1 was characterized by a large diversity of spike types and a notable frequency of mixed populations (DW-DC and DW-DC-CA).

Amongst the nonsynonymous SNPs, the T-to-C transition in exon 5 (rs1050501), which leads to a replacement of isoleucine at position 232 by threonine (FcγRIIB-I232T variant), occurs at a notable frequency and is associated with autoimmune disease.

However, this trend is absent in the European array results, which do not show a notable frequency-dependent variation.

Only the macrophages receiving beads coated with IgG displayed notable frequencies of 'beads/cell' exceeding 1 bead/cell (Figs. 2B, C).

We identify that the zebrafish, Danio rerio, has an unusual distribution of intron sizes, with a greater number of larger introns in general and a notable peak in the frequency of introns of approximately 500 to 2,000 bp compared with the monotonically decreasing frequency distributions of the other fish.

As the concentration of Hsc70 increased, we observed a notable increase in the frequency of current fluctuations indicating an increase in the number of protein conductance pathways.

In cells knocked down for NET4/TMEM53 (Figure 7A, upper graph) there was a notable decrease in the frequency of Ki-67 positive cells from 57.6% in the control scrambled oligo transfected cells to 26.9% for the NET4/TMEM53 si2 transfected cells and 10.9% for the NET4/TMEM53 si1 transfected cells.

Reports from Europe and Asia have shown a notable increase in the frequency of infections caused by M. pneumoniae during 2011 2012 (5 – 12011 2012