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K+ also showed low removal (8.4%), likely because of its comparatively low concentration.

In the studies of ribonuclease in the 1960s, the two research teams focused on that enzyme because of its comparatively simple structure.

The exception to this rule was P. vampyrus, which, because of its comparatively lower genome coverage, was missing in around 2% of CDS alignments.

Initially derided by its more affluent competitors as "the Chicken Noodle Network" because of its comparatively meagre financial resources, CNN endured an arduous struggle to earn respect in the broadcast world.

Those plans now account for the vast majority of Humana's business, a real vulnerability if Mr. Obama succeeds in cutting Medicare Advantage because of its comparatively high administrative costs.

The small town in central Java has proved attractive to the South Korean-dominated industry because of its comparatively low legal minimum wage, less than half that in the capital, Jakarta.

TopHat2 was not on the list of the recommended tools because of its relatively long runtime and comparatively low accuracy.

The German astronomer Hans Vehrenberg's Photographischer Stern-Atlas (1962 64), covering the entire sky in 464 sheets, each 12° square, has probably reached wider use than any other photographic atlas because of its quality and comparatively modest cost.

These passages are not contradictory, since Aristotle may simply be emphasizing that thought tends to proceed at a higher level of generality than perception, because of its trading in comparatively abstract structural features of its objects.

The amberjack is one of the most important cultured species in Japan because of its delicacy and comparatively higher market value.

Margaret Guadagno, president of Gains Realty Inc. in Thornwood and White Plains, said the housing market in Thornwood was "scorching, not just hot, because of its accessibility to the city, comparatively low taxes, recreational opportunities and affordability".