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A suitable calculation of maximal driver mutation fraction will approximate but not exceed the fraction of cancer nuclei.

A suitable calculation of this score will approximate but not exceed the fraction of cancer nuclei estimated by FACS analysis of the fraction of CD19+CD5+ cells.

Moreover, the fraction of cells showing a pulse after the second treatment (double stimulus, pulse II) did not exceed the fraction of cells showing a second p53 pulse in response to only one treatment (single stimulus, pulse II), although the DNA damage was largely repaired at this point.

However, although more than half of the scnRNAs had a U as their last base, the fraction of A at the second position from the 3′ terminus did not exceed the fraction of A in the total genome (39.0%) in the scnRNAs from the TWI1 KO cells (Fig. 3D).

The fraction of normal cells often exceeds the fraction of tumor cells in patient samples stored in biobanks (Figure 1A).

The fraction of FoxP3+ cells that expressed Tax typically exceeded the fraction of FoxP3− cells that expressed Tax.

10 Secondly, the fraction of patients that did not develop new lesions (84%) well exceeded the fraction of patients expected to have T-cell plus humoral pathology.

Nevertheless, specific elution of 293T and RRL complexes of TERT-∆PAL or TERT-20N uniformly exceeded the fraction of TERT dimer complexes in each population, determined using subunit co-localization or photobleaching.

Our model shows that the fraction of infiltrated gasoline can exceed the fraction that evaporates from the sessile droplets.

Then, the average coefficient of selection associated with an amino acid replacement, in the units of the effective population size, must exceed ~0.4, and the fraction of effectively neutral replacements must be below ~30%.

Platinum-based chemotherapy is the standard of care for advanced NSCLC, but even with newly developed chemotherapy strategies the median survival rarely exceeds 9 months and the fraction of patients alive after 1 year is approximately 30% (Non-small cell Lung Cancer Collaborative Group, 1995; Kelly et al, 2001; Schiller et al, 2002).