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For example, A549 viral titers were consistently approximately half (i.e. approx 50%) those of the identical assays run on HeLa cells (see Table 1), while the titers of the rabbit corneal cells (SIRC) were consistently one sixth (i.e. approx 17%) those of the identical assays run on human lung carcinoma (A549; see Table 1).

Yet consistently, one-third of witness identifications are wrong.

5 Studies indicate consistently that one third of people with a known diagnosis of hypertension are either untreated or uncontrolled.

At this commonly accepted threshold, we found that our quantile regression method yields FDRs that are consistently about only one third of that the corresponding FDR when the linear regression approach is used.

A report released by WaterAid states that the "neglected" sector consistently missed out on almost one third of its annual funding.

The results in Table 1 indicate that our quantile regression approach consistently yields FDRs that are only one third of their corresponding FDR of the linear regression based method.

A substantial increase in the percentage of IDUs (from 45% to 74%) reported not sharing at the time of last injection in Zunheboto, but in Kiphire there was no real improvement in the percentage not sharing with their last injection – where one third of IDUs consistently reported sharing at their last injection, and the proportion sharing in the last month had increased over time.

In fact, the quantitative assessment of DNA methylation at ALU is consistently about one-third to one-fourth the level of methylation at LINE-1.

Consistently, about one-third of cl-p63BS (stretches of p63 binding sites) share genomic regions with cl-epidermal enhancers (stretches of H3K27ac sites) (Fig 5E) and are considered as active epidermal cl-p63BS.

Perversely and consistently, one does not.

Half of them were inconsistent in using condoms with FSW; less than one fourth consistently used condoms with their casual partners.