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But a substantial proportion of patients don't respond to existing therapies.

But a substantial proportion – $100m to $150m – is expected to make its way back to the UK.

But a substantial proportion has always hailed from training grounds infinitely removed from the world of books.

Men between the ages of 21 and 30 are most likely to be targeted, but a "substantial proportion" are aged 11 to 20 and there have been victims as old as 82.

But a substantial proportion of Northern Ireland, both Catholic and Protestant, is much more excited about its team's chance of participating in the forthcoming World Cup in Mexico, even it means facing Brazil's Socrates (played here by Sergio Mur), then one of the best players in the world.

The antiepileptic drugs, such as carbamazepine [23, 24] oxcarbazepine [25, 26] and phenytoin [27, 28], are commonly used in the treatment of TN, but a substantial proportion of patients have poor response to this treatment, predominantly because of their side effects related to the central nervous system [6].

BACKGROUND & AIMS:A substantial proportion of pediatric liver transplant recipients develop subclinical chronic allograft injury.

But could a substantial proportion of these benefits arise not from ventricular resynchronization but from favorable shortening of AV delay ("AV optimization") which cannot be termed "resynchronization" unless the meaning of the word is stretched to cover any change in timing, thus, rendering the word almost meaningless.

The most common triggers of stress cardiomyopathy were physical (such as lung problems or infections), and the next most common cause was an emotional "shock". But in a substantial proportion of patients, there was no trigger that could be identified.

Clearly, technologies such as tiling arrays or next-generation sequencing may be used to provide a more global assessment of transcription [47], but since a substantial proportion of the human genome is now thought to be transcribed, these data may not prove to be particularly discriminatory.

Such cells were rare in wild-type, 2 2, or 1 1 cells (<10%), but formed a substantial proportion of 2 1 cells (22%; Figure 4F).