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Calculating the average length of each element and multiplying the average number of each element (Table  2), it can be suggested that around 0.49% (ca. 7.18 Mbp) of the Silurana genome assembly 7.1 (in total 1.45 billion bp) is composed of LTR REs.

It's suggested that around a third of the people living in London homes worth more than £2m have been in them for 10 years or more.

It has been suggested that around 8% of exams will achieve an A* and just over one in four exams will score at least an A - the same as in 2011.

Several studies have demonstrated that adolescents as young as 14 are competent to make informed decisions concerning their health [ 28] and it is suggested that around the age of 15 adolescents become eligible for the classification of mature minors [ 29].

It has been suggested that around 95% of all multi-exon human genes undergo alternative splicing to generate different protein variants for an assortment of cellular processes [ 20], and that alternative splicing contributes to higher eukaryotic complexity [ 21].

Such academic research as there is suggests that around 15 years is the period during which the maximum economic benefits could be reaped.

It has been suggested that by around the age of five, the majority of children are able to differentiate between programming content and television commercials, although they may not be able to understand the persuasive intent of advertisements until they are seven or eight years of age [ 73].

He nods happily when it is suggested that Outliers jumps around a lot between narratives and arguments and that the common thread sometimes gets obscured.

It has been suggested that functional requirements around birth bear little relevance to adult metatherian morphology [ 13, 40], and that other factors are primarily responsible for the observed differences in marsupial and placental diversity.

Thus, it is suggested that eruptions occurred mainly around the crater lake until mid-February.

It is suggested that declines in estrogen around menopause are associated with declines in cognitive functioning as well as increased risk of depressive symptoms and depressive disorders.