The generalizability of the TTM-trial [2] has been questioned because of a high fraction of patients receiving bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) (73%) and a median start of basic life support (for patients with bystander CPR) of 1 minute (Interquartile range 1-2 minutes).
The problem has been that gallium arsenide, used heavily in the space program because it captures a high fraction of the light it receives, usually comes in an awkward form: rigid, heavy, fragile crystals.
Chromosomes of type I survivors do not enter agarose gels that are used to separate very large DNA molecules, probably because they contain a high fraction of highly structured recombination intermediates (Liti and Louis 2003; E. Louis, personal communication).
Because dfp1 mutants have a high fraction of dyad asci, we asked whether this division resembles MI (reductional) or MII (equational) divisions, by analyzing sister chromatid segregation.
However, because founder populations may contain a high fraction of the heterozygosity and additive genetic variance in quantitative characters that existed in a large source population, prospects for adaptation may not necessarily have to be impeded [ 44].
This kind of injury might be more dangerous than direct nuclear damage because a higher fraction of cells survive, so more cells could eventually turn cancerous, Hei says.
For the analysis of the rate of irreversibility, we used only the mammalian tree because of a higher fraction of the most probable ancestral states in that tree with a high posterior probability in the lineage leading up to humans (98.7% of all states had >0.95 posterior probability).
Because we also determined a higher fraction of cells that were exiting the cell cycle (Fig. 2 B ) after Tgfβ treatment, we next investigated whether exposure to Tgfβ would result in an increase of differentiated cells, for example, neurons or glia.
But because high-income households save a higher fraction of their income, they will pay a lower fraction of their income.
The containment plans with aggressive quarantine areas λ > 0.5, are unlikely to be effective because they can result in a higher fraction of unnecessarily culled poultry flocks.
