Namely, samples with a larger clay component were inferred to have higher absolute concentrations of REE but have less distinctive patterns.
While studies examining the implementation of clinical practice guidelines have frequently assessed clinical outcomes [ 14, 15], they have less often examined patterns of client referrals.
Proportionally, more epidemics are caused by other meningococcal serogroups (e.g., serogroup W) that have less salient epidemic patterns, limiting detection through district-level surveillance and delaying intervention measures (3 ).
Specifically, mutant cells have less than 10% of normal patterns, with the aberrant segregated and fragmented patterns representing the majority of the mitotic cell population.
"We find that women in male-dominated occupations have less healthy, or 'dysregulated,' patterns of cortisol throughout the day," Bianca Manago, one of the study's researchers, said.
These findings indicate that increasing coverage of dental insurance may improve access to care for lower income groups, but may have less influence on visiting patterns of higher income groups.
It is well established that highly expressed genes have strongly biased usage of alternative synonymous codons and that of preferred codons, which are thought to be translated most efficiently by the most abundant tRNAs, and the lowly expressed genes have less biased codon usage patterns.
In an outbreak in which the infection spreads rapidly, such as could potentially occur with pandemic influenza A, heterogeneities in travel patterns have less effect on the rate of exportation of cases early in the epidemic than they would for SARS, particularly after the first weeks of the epidemic.
Registrars are a particularly appropriate group in which to examine the effects of clinical experience and educational factors on clinical practice, having less established patterns of practice than more experienced GPs.
Users that follow a gaming pattern will have less promotion weight.
