The phrase "appreciated proportion of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the value or significance of a certain portion of something, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The appreciated proportion of the budget allocated to marketing has led to increased sales."
Alternatives: "valued share of" or "recognized portion of".
Regarding (d), there is evidence that non-additive GxE interactions will explain an under-appreciated proportion of the missing heritability in urate.
A visitor from another country might not have appreciated the proportions of this achievement, given the fact that Jordan, who was born in Cuba and who once clerked for Sandra Day O'Connor, had no discernible opposition.
Although subsequent studies found that greater tumour infiltration of CD4+ T cells can predict poorer prognosis [ 27], we now appreciate that a proportion of these were likely regulatory T cells (Tregs), which suppress immune responses through their inhibitory actions at both the induction and effector phases.
However, it should be appreciated that a substantial proportion of the variance in age of onset in Huntington disease is due either to variation in genes other than HTT or in the environment (Wexler et al. 2004).
Although the median hours of phone use was 0 in all groups, this difference can also be appreciated by the higher proportion of phone use in C1 (46.6%) to that in C2 (33.0%) and C3 (22.0%, p = 0.025).
Expressing severity this way is useful in that standard normal scores contain rather widely appreciated information about the proportion of a population above or below integer values of -3, -2, -1, 0, +2, +2, and +3.
As an architect you really appreciate the structure and proportion of things like the German bunkers I played in as a child.
Nevertheless when examining these other studies one can also appreciate that a considerable proportion of patients with good response or low DAS28 has no measurable trough level of infliximab or have anti-infliximab antibodies (for example Pascual-Salcedo et al. also described that 24% of EULAR good-moderate responders to infliximab had anti-infliximab antibodies) [ 13].
The government simply underestimated how many of us there were and did not appreciate just how large the proportion of people not of working age was.
Vaccination of health care workers against Hepatitis B virus in Uganda is not mandatory and there is no formal framework for delivering vaccines to HCW. Results show that a large proportion of HCW appreciate the need to be vaccinated, with more than 95% indicating that they were willing to be vaccinated if the vaccine was provided free of charge.
Although not commonly appreciated, the patients with the highest proportion of CV deaths are those on home hemodialysis (HD), probably as a result of a lower competing risk of infectious death due to patient selection and reduced exposure to nosocomial pathogens.
