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Additionally, we plot the fraction of groups labeled as social with respect to group size, activity, reciprocity, and entropy (Figure 11).

The degree of complexation, θ, expressed as the fraction of groups reacted, was also obtained from the conductimetric measurements by means of a simple procedure.

V′(s) is the fraction of groups that are disconnected from the rest of the groups with respect to the total number of groups when s number of supernodes are captured.

In spite of these topological differences, however, Figure 5 indicates that they do not impact contributions; specifically, the fraction of groups contributing at least X in a given round is similar for all topologies, and over all rounds.

As expected, we observed only a small fraction of groups of genes under positive selection in the four studies previously described: L. monocytogenes 1.6%% (36 out of 2267); E. coli 0.7%% (23 out of 3505); Streptococcus 7.9 % (136 out of 1730); and A. pleuropneumoniae 3.6%% (57 out of 1587).

The P-values of the "% of fraction of group m" were calculated with the 200 surrogate data points made by random shuffling of the ranking of head size for cellular groups (Microsoft Excel).

Figure 11 Dependence of fraction f of groups labeled as social on various metrics: based on comments, favorites, contacts and photo pools.

The as-grown CNWs contained many oxygen functional groups, while only a low fraction of hydroxyl groups remained after thermal reduction in H2 for 2 h at 900°C.

Therefore, the most plausible hypothesis to explain the observations of a fraction of OH groups not bonded to Si in the alkali silicate glasses is the formation of MOH groups.

"If just a fraction of these groups receive sovereign status, they instantly become a vessel for a casino mogul to enter a state that otherwise does not permit casino gambling," said Jeff Benedict, president of the Connecticut Alliance Against Casino Expansion.

Moreover, only a fraction of the groups in place actually use their legally authorized power to create spending plans, select curriculums and draw up blueprints to improve academic standards, according to parent groups and legislators who spearheaded the sweeping law's passage.