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Similarly, different patient characteristics (ethnic background, proportion of diabetics, dialysis vintage etc).

In HEK293, all transfectants grown in -FC conditions and negative controls also displayed background proportion of dead cells (~7-9%), in contrast to high values in positive controls (~74-76%).

The background proportion of soluble intracellular proteins across whole proteomes is usually around two-thirds [ 37], suggesting that soluble proteins participating in PPIs are enriched in the nucleus and cytoplasm in these organisms.

To give background proportions of amino acids for each environmental feature, we counted amino acids from representative domains (see Materials and Methods) of SCOP families [30] and their proportions are given in Table 2.

This trend would lower the correlation, as only ∼18% of yeast ribosomal genes (defined by GO cellular component annotation) are essential, similar to the general background proportions of essential genes [27].

However, the increased resource use and background proportions among early-stage ADPKD patients when compared with controls remained relevant and important.

Second, the effect of HDAC inhibitors on CD69 expression appeared to be dependent on the background level of CD69 expression, i.e., in donors with low proportions of CD69+ T-cells HDAC inhibitors induced only minimal increases, whereas CD69 expression was more inducible in donor cells with higher background proportions of CD69+ T-cells.

We show that in the European-American and Asian populations, both H and HR TFBSs have a greater-than-background proportion of derived alleles in the high frequency range that is indicative of an accumulation of advantageous mutations undergoing positive selection.

People from BME communities are still poorly represented at the highest levels of the NHS, with research from NHS England last year showing that only 3% of nursing directors were from a BME background, a proportion that had not increased in a decade.

Compared with 2005 – the year when the microcensus started to collect detailed information on the population with a migrant background – the proportion of migrant families has risen by 2 percentage points.

ILI prevalence can be quickly estimated using rapid telephone surveys, using syndromic surveillance data to determine expected "background" ILI proportion.