Finally, gene fragments, homologous to those amplified by the primers used herein and retrieved from the GenBank for three animal sets [mammals (n = 248), birds (n = 231) and fishes (n = 644)] showed a particular precise percentage of correct identifications.
The precise percentage of all anti-psychotic or psychoactive drugs given to the elderly in nursing homes for chemical restraint is unknown.
However, the data does not say whether more or less of Cooper's second preferences are expected to go to Burnham or the precise percentage of Burnham's second preferences that would go to Corbyn.
Admittedly, none of us is yet clear what precise percentage of Britflicks are deliberately conceived as Producers-style calamities, which nonetheless result in millions plopping into various tax-avoiders' bank accounts.
Cheap and cheerful varieties loom large, providing relief from the cacao purists, who agonise over the precise percentage of cocoa in their painstakingly sourced Peruvian "tree-to-bar" variety.
The curious may learn, courtesy of I.B.M., the precise percentage of Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish respondents who were bothered by having people stare at them (four, six, and nine, respectively), and the geographical distribution of those who thought their noses were ugly (seven per cent in the Midwest, eight in the East, ten in the Mountain-Pacific States, and eleven in the South).
LINE-1 methylation levels and patterns were calculated to determine the precise percentage of methylated CpG dinucleotides.
This means that we do not know the precise percentage of patients who would have become pain free with even longer conservative care, because the majority of these patients were operated on after 6 months.
