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A high proportion of successful amplification was achieved for all species within the Bovinae subfamily from primers designed using the Bos taurus genome despite divergence times of 8 14 MY (Taurotragus oryx).

A recent community-randomized trial intervention in Southern Ethiopia has also reported a similarly high proportion of successful outcome (89.3%) using health extension workers (HEWs) to follow-up the patients [ 22].

The high proportion of successful matches to the A. oligospora genome as well as to its genes, the large number of complete isotigs and the long mean isotig length clearly indicate that most of the filtered isotigs have been correctly assembled into near full length transcripts.

Overall, the MM experiment yielded a higher proportion of successful spawn records than the SM experiment.

The Far East exhibited the highest proportion of successful attacks, with pirates securing proceeds in 62.1% of incidents.

We observed a significantly higher proportion of successful treatment in patients being treated after 2001 than before 2001.

Although not significant, there was a trend for males to experience a slightly higher proportion of successful attacks (GLMM: F 1,21) = 3.00, p = 0.098).

Regarding treatment follow-up and final outcome, the native population has a higher proportion of successful treatment completion (cured patients plus those who complete treatment) than the foreign-born population, even though successful treatment completion was high in both groups (91.9% of natives and 83.5% of immigrants but in this group is lower than the recommendation of more than 85%).

A higher proportion of successful SNPs in natural populations was found when they were located in genes (88.4%) compared with nongenic regions (83.5%).

In both CI types, Wolbachia is expected to sweep through populations due to higher reproductive fitness because of the higher proportion of successful matings between infected or superinfected females relative to the uninfected ones.

A higher proportion of successful EPCs were initiated by razorbill and common guillemot females (Wagner 1991; Walsh et al. 2006), whereas females in the present study appeared not to initiate EPCs at all.