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The most influential predictors are the ones related to cataplexy features whereas hypocretin level contributes relatively less to the model, although it ranks as No. 4. In addition, "PSG.sleep.efficiency" and "HLA.DQB1.0602" contribute to the prediction.
Studies of music have suggested that it takes less energy (and thus contributes relatively less to global warming) to sell music over the Internet than it does to truck compact disks to stores.
That is, if eIF4G contributes relatively less to 43S attachment by these inefficient mRNAs in WT cells, then depleting eIF4G would produce relatively smaller reductions in their translation rate.
The results suggest also that earlier prophase stages contribute relatively less to idarubicin and doxorubicin-induced aneuploidy.
The low velocity part contribute relatively less to the flux than to the distribution function, so our fit is a good estimate of the total flux of the population partially measured by the instrument.
In addition, our data show that DNL contributed relatively less stearoyl- than sphingosine-moiety to muscle c18 ceramide, suggesting that low SCD1 activity in muscle could be responsible for the increased dependency of muscle ceramide accumulation on dietary fat.
Interpersonal relations contributed relatively less to the overall health score than the other domains, except in Vadu.
The idea is that older, slower-growing cells are better candidates for being stress resistant because they contribute relatively less to the population growth.
It distinguishes between those fishes whose lower jaws are parallel with their main body axis when the mouth is closed, and those fishes with upturned mouths (i.e., fishes whose jaw lengths contribute relatively less to their overall body length).
The I domain is relatively less conserved, and contributes to the DNA binding specificity and dimerization of these proteins [ 12].
This potential difference in the effects of enemy release in high and low resource sites may contribute to why harsh sites are relatively less invaded than moderate sites.
