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A recent RNA-seq study in human and primate brain transcriptomes also found high proportion of reads mapping to repetitive elements, mainly from the Alu family [ 40].

While past studies have found high proportion of active CAM users in those countries [ 10, 11, 24, 25], our study demonstrated that they continue to use CAM or practice traditional medicine in the receiving country.

The Yorkshire Leukaemia Group investigated 870 adults with 'persistent' LGL/NKa+ (Large Granular Lymphocyte/Natural Killer associated) expansions suggest that clonal expansions may be more frequent than reported and found high proportion with persistent neutropenia and all patients with CD8+NKa+ abnormalities had rearranged TCR genes [ 6].

We found high proportions of vulnerable road users among the district hospital RTI patients, with 49%95%95 % CI 41 57%%) pedestrians, 41%95%95 % CI 33 49%%) motorcyclists, and 2%95%95 % CI 0 4%%) cyclists (Fig. 1).

MESSENGER found high proportions of calcium, helium, hydroxide, magnesium, oxygen, potassium, silicon and sodium.

A recent analysis of IDU in 23 cities in the United States [ 2] found high proportions engaging in HIV risk behaviors.

Screening programs in SSA have found high proportions of undiagnosed NCDs such as diabetes (20, 21) and hypertension (22), so the true prevalence may indeed be higher.

The same study [ 5] found high proportions of health plans affording for medical consultations and laboratory exams, in agreement with our results.

Our results resemble those obtained by Hornák and colleagues (2010) and Salcher and colleagues (2013), who also found high proportions of active Actinobacteria for glucose uptake.

As predicted for the A and B type RIFINs [ 17, 49], we found high proportions of rate and conservation shifting sites between the two major CIR sub-families, providing further support for the idea of functional divergence.

For instance, Harlow and Linet [ 8] in their systematic review found high proportions (at least 90% in three studies) of positive matches between records and survey interviews for hospitalisation episodes in four studies.