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This was the only epitope-specific immunoglobulin subclass where there was a dramatic percent difference between serum specimens from the two geographic regions.

In addition to a dramatic percent change in publication rate, we also observed a substantial decrease in the total and median number of publications before and after an ORI misconduct finding.

Reeling from a dramatic 25-percent decline in US consumption of sugary soft drinks over the past two decades, a trend in part stimulated by consumer concerns about the link between soft drinks and obesity, Coke decided it was time to trim the fat.

While the overall benefits skew toward the wealthy because of the dramatic 40-percent reduction in the corporate income tax rate, some 80percentt of taxpayers will see a tax reduction next year, according to the non-partisan Tax Policy Center, while 5percentt will get a tax increase and the remainder will see little difference.

In this paper, we study the effect of LEP peers on student achievement in North Carolina middle schools, which include grades 6 through 8. Our results are likely representative of many states which have seen dramatic growth in percent LEP but still have relatively small percentages of LEP students.

Two numbers explain why a rational Republican Party needs to do something dramatic on immigration: 27 percent and 2 percent.

This change in alternative splicing dynamics is reflected in the dramatic decrease in the percent exon 7 inclusion (Fig.  3A).

Quantification of PDGFRα+/Olig2+ progenitors) confirmed a dramatic increase in the percent of Olig2+ cells that were OPCs after 4 weeks of treatment in both CupR and Cup mice (95.4% ± 3.2 and 89.3% ± 8.94, respectively).

Reducing performance by a few percent can have dramatic consequences on the ranking.

Then there is "Fifty Percent,"* a dramatic piece from the musical Ballroom.

A dramatic increase was observed for percent positivity in the SCC category (89.5%) using 3p14 losses as the criterion.