First, for most groups, only a low fraction of genes are conserved and/or annotated in the same constellation in both species, most genes are found and/or annotated in a species-specific constellation (SG, EE, 5PI-EI, CSS).
The system is suited for developing countries that have a low fraction of mobile phones with GPS.
The commonly used p-chart and np-chart are unsatisfactory for monitoring high-quality processes with a low fraction nonconforming.
For this human blood dataset, only a low fraction of samples came from experiments with fewer than six samples (Supplementary Table S1); thus, the low correlation with HOC cannot be explained simply by a lack of power, owing to an insufficient number of arrays in experiments.
While most QTLs accounted for a rather low fraction of the phenotypic variation of WPs, 12 genomics regions (2 linked QTLs in each region) presented a PEV greater than 15%.
The post-retirement onset of a major medical condition, and, for married women, the loss of their spouse, are both associated with small increases in the probability of reporting very low wealth, but they account for a small fraction of low-wealth outcomes.
The excellent neutronic properties of helium allows for a low plutonium fraction in the fuel, which yields a low reactivity swing, Δk = 2600 pcm, for a burnup of 31.2%.
In 1-day-old cultures it was hard to morphologically discriminate neurons from glial cells, but immunolabeling for GFAP indicated a very low fraction of glial cells.
