And stocks of companies that derive a high proportion of their revenue from the domestic market generally outperformed foreign stocks.
Most people might expect that the trash of old was also more organic in content, with a higher proportion of materials derived from plants and animals -- a kind of dustbin extension of Grandma's kitchen, full of corncobs, peach pits, butcher paper and other compostable artifacts of a domestic age.
Furthermore, a higher proportion of mAbs derived from phage display require 'lead optimisation' to improve their affinity, presumably due to the lack of in vivo affinity maturation.
This is expected because these sequences are much shorter and may contain a higher proportion of sequences derived from untranslated transcript regions (e.g., 5' UTR, 3' UTR, or unspliced introns) or contaminating genomic DNA.
Since significant fat oxidation may occur during brief intense exercise (24), it is possible that a higher proportion of ATP was derived oxidatively from intramuscular fat after training.
In addition, children with a higher proportion of energy intake derived from fat had a higher methylation at a site located in an island shore near TXNIP, which is consistent with the observed downregulation of TXNIP by SFA uptake.
Compared to the results derived from routine national data, 18 we found a higher proportion of diagnoses after an urgent (2WW) GP referral, and a lower proportion after emergency admission.
Finally, deer appeared to derive a nutritional benefit in landscapes that had a higher proportion of open deciduous canopies, as indexed by fecal nitrogen.
However, this association might well be an indirect consequence of a higher proportion of deletions originated in the paternally derived chromosome.
The proTRAC output showed a higher proportion of piRNAs (74,337) that were exclusively derived from different types of repeat sequences in PGCs.
Thus, when UniProt or TrEMBL are used as reference sources, a higher proportion of Sma3s annotations are TrEMBL-derived, which consequently lowers the average annotation accuracy.
