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However, clear preferences were detected for substrates with S at P1′, and V at P2′, at P3′ the amino acids D, S, L and A are almost equally frequent.

Genes that were not duplicated showed a single result in BLASTn and two different nucleotides that were almost equally frequent in the sequencing reads (this was the case for the SNPs found in the E5-E6_3.16 = 3.22 and E5-E6_3.17 genes).

Overall, prescription of insulin (insulin or insulin analogue) was almost equally frequent among men and women, but was far more common among patients with CHD than without.

Intentional drug overdoses were almost equally frequent among males and females: 1.6 and 1.5 respectively per 100,000 in the 16 countries combined.

In Finland, the proportion of mammals in their diets appears to be higher than in Germany and Lithuania [ 49] and voles as food are almost equally frequent for raccoon dogs as for foxes in Finland [ 50].

Thus, CMT variants were identified almost equally frequent in the sporadic and nonsporadic CMT families, that is, PMP22 duplication 11% (3/27) versus 15% (8/54) and point mutations 30% (8/27) versus 35% (19/54), justifying the inclusion of the 27 sporadic CMT families in our material.

It is interesting to note that the occurrence in 2006 is least frequent at Okinawa (17.0° N) and most frequent and almost equally at Yamagawa and Kokubunji (21.2° N and 26.5° N).

Among women epAll-MIG was the most frequent (34.4%, 32.8 36.1), whereas all other headache types were almost equally distributed.

The top problems endorsed by patients are depicted in Figure 2. The most frequent problem endorsed was fatigue (48.5%), followed at much lower rates, almost equally by pain (26.4%), managing emotions/stress (24.8%), depression (24.0%), and anxiety (24.0%).

In NASH, fibrosis was observed in 75.86% of the biopsies with little ballooning and in 73.33% biopsies with frequent ballooning, whilst the non-NASH patients with fibrosis grade 1 were almost equally distributed between those with and without ballooning (Tables 2 and 3).

The most frequent cancer types were breast cancer and multiple myeloma and potential confounding factors were almost equally distributed between the bisphosphonate-exposed vs non-exposed groups except for surgery, chemo-, and radiation therapy (Table 1).