An optimized module capable of converting a wide fraction of solar radiation into heat, and at the same time preserving the esthetic quality of the roof, was designed.
In other words, standard full-dose regimen represents overdosage in a wide fraction of this population.
Looking at the genomic distribution of CNVs within the population, they collectively span a wide fraction of the genome, ~20% of the autosomal genome (497 Mb), in line to what has been found in humans (~16%) [ 30].
The emergence of novel techniques grants rapid access to an ever-wider fraction of microbial diversity, both from a genomic and functional point of view.
Furthermore, BPS was found in a wide volume fraction interval.
In this study, to better understand the association of various parameters during coal flotation, the effect of particle characteristics and hydrodynamic conditions was investigated for a wide size fraction of coal particles.
The chromatographic profile of control starch showed the major amylopectin peak eluting first with a maximum absorbance for the iodine starch-complex (λ-max) between 500 and 550 nm and a wide amylose fraction eluting later with characteristic λ-max between 580 and 630 nm.
We baited a small genome-wide fraction of the exome, sampling exons in about 10% of the taurine genome's estimated minimum total of 22,000 genes [ 11].
(C ) Fraction of homopolymers affected by an indel stratified per nucleotide, compared to the genome-wide fraction of homopolymers with that nucleotide content.
Estimates of the genome-wide fraction of expressed genes can be inflated by false positives, i.e., genes that, while not expressed, show above background signal intensity because their probes cross-hybridize with the transcript of a closely related gene.
