Furthermore, in some systems the number of molecules being considered can be very low, thus resulting in a substantial degree of noise in a reaction network which cannot easily be handled with differential equations.
Official statistics of the general population (not just adolescents) show that Hordaland county does not deviate in any substantial degree from the national average on key parameters, including sociodemographic indicators and several health indicators.
Because we are starting a huge new stimulus, and, like the old one, it will end to a substantial degree in the deep offshore pockets (true, in deep Wall Street pockets, too).
However, in their approach, a substantial degree of the LV cavity was included in the calculated trabecular LV mass and led to systemic overestimation of the latter.
Despite the considerable difference in network density, a substantial degree of network overlap (as determined by the number of significant edges common to the two conditions compared) is observed.
As DNA from potential prey species is usually degraded to a substantial degree in predator feces [22], we implemented several of the measures for work with ancient DNA to avoid contamination [23].
Thus, these results demonstrate that underlying sequence alone can discriminate, to a substantial degree in most cases, regions enriched or depleted for most methylated histone marks.
The analysis shows that there is considerable potential for optimising nutritional care – even to a substantial degree – in all three hospitals.
Thus, several B-cell subpopulations, which are normally not present to any substantial degree in the peripheral blood of uninfected individuals, can make up considerable fractions of the total B-cell population in HIV patients.
We combined cases for analysis that had grades 2/3 and 3/3 of neuronal loss because these grades are unequivocally recognized by standard microscopic examination, and therefore represent, in our opinion, a substantial degree of injury.
In the native state, there is a substantial degree of difference in gene expression (>1000 genes differentially expressed between CA3 and CA1) which likely forms the basis for the differing physiological and connective properties of these cells.
