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The products of the c-myb gene and its altered viral counterparts are nuclear proteins, a large fraction of which are associated with the nuclear matrix.

Then there is the fact that quite a few of the nearly 3,000 jobs listed were posted prior to September, a large fraction of which are not suited for people fresh out of school.

The future will undoubtedly see eruptions as large as Tambora, and a good bit larger still.Mixed in with the 30 cubic kilometres or more of rock spewed out from Tambora's crater were more than 50m tonnes of sulphur dioxide, a large fraction of which rose up with the ash cloud into the stratosphere.

Much work has been conducted since, a large fraction of which is discussed in recent reviews [2, 3, 4, 5, 6].

But the team cautions against making simple judgements because this position is a result in the main of the Asian nation's immense population, a large fraction of which lives along an extensive coastline.

The data suggested that alveolar macrophages, a large fraction of which expresses Arg1 after fungal infection, can efficiently phagocytose conidia.

The largest fraction, of which at least 70% of the total pore volume comprises the sponge, is occupied by pores ranging from 20 to 100 μm in size.

For the year 2008, the total annual financial burden incurred by osteoporotic fractures in Austria amounted to approx. €685.2 million, the largest fraction of which was due to the opportunity cost of family care (30.2%), followed by costs for hospitalization (26.6%).

In the control, we observed the large fraction of comets, which had DNA damage between 0 and 5% and the small fraction of comets, which had DNA damage between 5 and 10%.

FASS, MB and S methods are inapplicable to a large fraction of families, which makes comparison to them uninformative.

What has been described as the protein boundary of secondary shell fibers, for example, in Notosaria nigricans, may represent organic remnants of this migration process containing, among other components, a considerably large fraction of actin which originally helped the cells to move along their secretional track.