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The two ratio values are comparable and therefore we can reasonably expect a higher number of miRNAs assigned when an increased coverage of the miRNome expression landscape will be available.

Furthermore, one would expect that a vaccine built with multiple "promiscuous" peptides, capable to bind to several HLA class II molecules could lead to an increased coverage of the genetically heterozygous human population.

With regards to the biological data from the field deployment, the two key ecological responses to warming we recorded were an increased coverage of the ascidian Didemnum perlucidum and a greater total biomass of the sessile assemblage.

These interventions were associated with an increased coverage of DPT2 from 64% in 1980 to 89% in 1984 [ 26].

Bedani et al. showed that an increased coverage of the separation space could be obtained with the implementation of a "narrowed" gradient in the second dimension [ 35].

For cervical cancer control, an increased coverage of treatment services and low cost screening programmes such as with smear testing or visual inspection with acetic acid are both economically very attractive in both regions.

The possible reason is that the excessive graphene may shield the light and decrease the photon absorption by the SrTiO3 particles, and moreover, the amount of available surface active sites tends to be reduced due to an increasing coverage of graphene onto the surface of the SrTiO3 particles.

Health policy-makers have three broad strategies available to them for addressing inefficient resources use: (a) increasing coverage of health services; (b) reducing hospital inputs; and/or (c) organization/process changes in hospitals.

Various approaches of 'peak calling' have been applied to determine loci with a clearly increased coverage of ChIP-seq reads.

As for content itself, 63% of consumers expressed a desire for increased coverage of regionally-focused stories.

It found that even in a best-case scenario of increased coverage of key interventions, there is only a marginal increase in the percent of countries on track for proposed 2035 targets.