The scale of barseq screens in P. berghei is currently constricted by the complexity of the parasite pools that can be generated, which in turn is limited both by transfection efficiency and by the relatively large differences in recombination rates of different PlasmoGEM vectors.
In the context of the model, the absence of crowding-out effects of more public preschool providers can be rationalized by the existence of relatively large differences in willingness-to-pay for preschool services across different demand segments.
Thus, during the late 1990s, reports were published demonstrating relatively large differences, by age, place of residence and social background, of adults' use of dental care and in their perceived treatment needs.
In particular, those population groups derived from Mongolia or near by provinces including Oroqen, Hezhen, and Daur show relatively large differences with Han Chinese.
Extensive cross docking and virtual screening experiments show that relatively large differences in docking performance are caused by only very subtle conformational changes within the protein which cannot be captured by the currently applied characterisation methods.
Relatively large differences in inflammatory scores are also observed when comparing different animal facilities [14], [15].
This assumption is that obesity is caused by a relatively small number of genes, mutations in which cause relatively large differences in body weight that would translate to the 1.5% per allele differences in survival between individuals during a famine.
There were relatively large differences between the optimal parameter combinations and those determined by Mehtätalo (2004, 2005), although those optima would also lead to relatively low AIC values if applied to the NFI data (Fig. 3).
Relatively large differences therefore result in practical production (Zhang 2012).
