We show that these amino acids are significantly more frequent, are smaller and simpler, and are more ancient than the rest of the amino acids.
Note that, for sparse dataset T10, the time reduction of MFS-EDC, compared to MFS-PP-EDC, in general, is not high (over 54.73 %) because the number of frequent itemsets is small and their size is small too, leading to a low cost for testing the constraints.
When the frequency of the most frequent allele is small or large, F is restricted to small values far from one.
In the remaining patients in whom radionecrosis did not develop (patients 9, 11, 12, 13), the most frequent finding was small edema and enhancement of target structures, which occurred 11 36 months after GKRS.
I am luckier, as the hospitals I frequent are relatively small, and I often find a familiar face among the doctors who treat me.
Many restaurants, like a five-table eatery that I frequent, are too small for nonsmoking zones, and thus, in Chinese tradition, remain cloudy with tobacco haze.
While the threat of pollution from the Islamic State's small scale oil productions — and their frequent destruction — is smaller relative to the oil fires set in Iraq during the first Gulf War, PAX reported that Syria's heavy crude oil is higher in potentially noxious substances, making it "a particularly problematic soil and water contaminant".
Across all food categories, the 'never/seldom' organic was the dominant answer, ranging from 65.4% for vegetables to 88.7% for meat, while the most frequent organic user group was small, ranging from 1.0% for meat to 3.5% for eggs.
Before the 20th century, when fires tended to be small and frequent, trees like Ponderosa pines grew in densities of as little as 20 to 50 trees an acre.
But its quakes, however frequent, are usually quite small.
