A proportion of complexes that undergone reaction was plotted against time and fitted to a single exponential equation by using nonlinear regression (Yuzenkova et al, 2010).
It may be that recognition of the stop-start motif is indeed blocked by edeine but somehow, a proportion of initiation complexes still recognise the AUG present in the second pentanucleotide motif (UGAUG; see above) on the mRNA.
Pereira-Leal et al. [ 15] proposed that a proportion of yeast complexes have evolved from cores of homologous subunits.
According to the UK National Definition Set for Specialised Services [ 10], a Level 1 service carries a high proportion of complex cases and serves a catchment population of >1 million.
Weighting systems have been devised in some countries, which may be helpful in assessment of workload in departments with a high proportion of complex investigations and procedures.
Thus, our group included a high proportion of "complex cases" compared with cases at more general interventional radiology departments, with an increased mean technical difficulty of cases to be treated.
IBCs showed a higher proportion of "complex sawtooth" and "complex firestorm" profiles than nIBCs, which conversely showed a higher proportion of "simplex" profiles (p = 0.0009, Fisher's exact test) (Figure S3).
In summary, a high proportion of complex fistulas was seen in the present audit compared with previous studies.
Várzea populations store a larger proportion of complex carbohydrates to use after germination for seedling development, whereas in terra firme populations, seeds allocate comparatively more readily respirable carbohydrates to support prompt germination (Ferreira et al., 2009).
Although our patient groups are comparable with a similar proportion of patients in each diagnostic group, a similar age distribution, gender ratio and testing frequency (table 4), it is still likely that the doctors had a higher proportion of complex cases with unstable control or poor compliance (table 5) under their care.
