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Indeed, it has earlier been reported that the time distribution of trauma deaths in the county of Finnmark differs from urban populations, in that a far higher fraction of the severe trauma cases die before they arrive in hospital.

Together the two striated muscles have by far the highest fraction of transcripts encoding mitochondrial proteins of all analyzed tissues (data not shown).

We suspect that the percentage of researchers expected to raise funds for their own salaries is far higher for disciplines with a more substantial fraction of PIs based in medical schools.

He says nursing care costs are far higher and the government contributions account for only a fraction of the final bill.

The crystalline volume fraction of the annealed SRSC is far higher than that of SL, which is partly related to the amount of excess Si atoms within the thin film: it can be estimated from the composition analysis of each thin film that the elemental fraction of excess Si for SRSC is 84% and that of excess Si for SL is 64.8%.

6, 7 Another problem is that most radio-activated promoters usually respond to a single fraction dose of 20 50 Gy, which is far higher than the clinical conventional dose of 2 Gy.

Conserved domains catalyze far more reactions than novel domains (40,047 vs. 868), but a disproportionally higher fraction of reactions catalyzed by novel domains are novel reactions.

Helium must be extracted from natural gas because it is present in air at only a fraction of that of neon, yet the demand for it is far higher.

If these results are typical, then a large fraction of China's rural population is now chronically exposed to levels of pollution far higher than those determined by the Chinese government to harm human health.

However, one must consider that random subunit fusions would conserve (dis)assembly in only a very small fraction of cases and thus the evolutionary frequency of (dis)assembly-conserving fusions is far higher than would be expected by chance.

So its energy requirements are far higher.