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We decided to analyze not only the miRNA fraction (20 25 nt), but also a fraction of slightly longer RNAs (up to 40 nt).

This includes not only a large fraction of the XUTs and SUTs but also a fraction of the CUTs and previously unannotated transcripts, which accumulate to substantial levels only when both pathways are inactive.

Consistent with a previous report (Tahbaz et al, 2004), a portion of the cytoplasmatic population of Ago2 and Dicer, but also a fraction of Ago1 and PACT floated with membranes; Interestingly, TRBP was exclusively membrane associated.

The acidic mine tailings had a higher metal solubility, resulting in more metal leaching in the short-term, but also a higher fraction of inert metal.

Table 1 shows that the population of cells with 2C DNA content in the G1- arrested culture contain cells in G1 phase that have not divided, but also a small fraction of cells in G2 phase.

The set of genes that lack predictions not only includes the RNA-coding genes, as expected for a protein sequence-based method, but also a substantial fraction of protein-coding genes.

The microbial community was dominated by a lipolytic fungus, Trichosporon gracile, that was responsible for intracellular lipid accumulation but also a significant fraction of lipolytic and long chain fatty-acid-utilizing bacteria was present.

Not only were these children born well after the end of the PAT campaigns, but also a large fraction of them were born after the implementation of the more stringent infection control measures in the country.

SEM investigations (Fig. 2J and 2K) showed that steam-exploded straw was more heterogeneous than hydrothermally pretreated straw, containing larger pieces of almost intact straw but also a larger fraction of individual fibres that had been compacted together.

A more general pattern that emerges from our soil seed bank experiment and that improves our understanding on the ecology of A. thaliana includes a high persistence of seeds buried in the soil but also a high germination fraction.

But it is also a fraction of what the industry turns over annually and the gaps in their investment portfolios would have been rapidly filled by speculators with a less delicate moral disposition.