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An increased proportion of any one risk factor allows for a relative decrease in others.

In an epithelial cell, the absence of HLA class II allows for a relative enrichment of trimeric complexes.

Connor Campbell, financial analyst at Spreadex, said: "A surprisingly 'presidential' Trump victory speech – setting the bar incredibly low for what is expected from a recently elected candidate – seems to have reassured investors, the talk of infrastructure spending and a lack of usual vulgarity allowing for a relative aura of calm to encroach on the market.

Nevertheless, the use of the internal standard allowed for a relative quantitative comparison between samples from the same culture across a time period.

The approach most commonly used for assessment of tissue distribution of a probe consists of imaging of organs or sections of organs with an optical imager, only allowing for a relative or qualitative assessment.

The Afikpo synclinorium, forming a part of the Southern Benue Trough (Fig. 1), offers a unique opportunity to study and understand the deformational processes and to determine the tectonic stresses active in the southern Benue trough as the highly indurated nature of the sediments allow for a relative abundance of outcrops where structural data useful for inversion could be collected.

The sample size was chosen to allow for a relative narrow confidence interval for the frequency of febrile neutropenia.

The subsequent decrease in let-7 expression during lactation may allow for a relative expansion of the progenitor compartment which is necessary for the reconstitution of the alveolar compartment during the next pregnancy cycle.

Using a quantitative PCR based methodology, Y-chromosomes can be reliably detected in the females with male fraternal twins allowing for a relative quantification of chimerism levels between individuals and tissues.

The arc of methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) has been well documented in Europe and the US, and the appropriate international reaction to its spread in the 2000s has allowed for a relative plateau in the prevalence of hospital-associated, if not yet community-associated, strains in these countries.

This system is unique in that it draws on the premise of barcode theory, which allows for a feasible relative navigation system even without a GPS.