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"We had a deed of trust written up when we bought to define percentage shares in the property.
As previously reported, the LINE-1 assay was used to define percentage of DNA CpG islands that were methylated, as a surrogate for global DNA methylation [ 8, 51].
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For example, researchers must define percentages of body fat and lean mass so that they will select better populations for study.
Rondinini, C. & Chiozza, F. Quantitative methods for defining percentage area targets for habitat types in conservation planning.
Carbon fibre/epoxy laminates with a quasi-isotropic layup containing artificially induced wrinkles were tested at various load severities (percentage of quasi-static failure load), until failure (defined percentage loss of the initial undamaged stiffness).
It has been defined percentage amounts of elements in blend composition according to the performed activities.
One approach may use the area under receiver operating characteristics curve (ROC AUC and semi-log ROC AUC) and the enrichment factor (EF) at a defined percentage.
First, the analysis of the previously defined percentage of targets with hits ((T_{h > 0})) was considered for a given number of tested molecules, n test.
Many scholars reference an individually defined percentage of a reduction in overall headcount as a threshold for human capital restructuring (Datta et al. 2010; Eichner 2010).
e) A combination of co-payments (defined amount) and co-insurance (defined percentage) that are tiered based on income (% of the federal poverty level) should be applied.
This criterion allows early termination of sampling when the user defined percentage of steady states are found with high confidence.
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