Most Americans and Europeans have lost the ability to maintain a large proportion of what can be regarded as a natural flora [9].
A considerable fraction of this potential comes from agricultural residues, suggesting that in-depth assessments of options to combine bioenergy production and soil fertility management (e.g., energy production through biogas production that maintains a large proportion of the nutrients and parts of the carbon) should be undertaken.
As whole genome sequence data becomes increasingly available, this study could be replicated using imputed, full-sequence genotypes to determine whether the Holsteins and Jerseys still maintain a larger proportion of significant variants than the multibreed sample.
Frederick maintained a large, splendid court and an army out of proportion to his territories and position to further his pretensions.
The results demonstrated that many respondents (53%) in the general population maintained CWP, but a large proportion (47%) also resolved within an 11-year period.
Although the nuclear household still occupied the largest proportion, the single-person household was becoming more numerous, and the extended-family household still maintained a relatively large proportion.
This, however, can be directly attributed to an overall higher level of transmission that is achieved and maintained by a larger proportion of the population susceptible to infection and onward transmission.
In contrast, the respective regions of classic elements show extensive sequence variation, although a large proportion maintains a common PPT structure that relates to the Sirevirus PPT octamer.
The government of Syria, even at its most belligerent, has maintained the support of its army and a large proportion of its population who understand that any alternative will be far worse.
Rankin was a good fit for the Portsmouth police department, a force that maintains a strong military streak by drawing a large proportion of recruits from troops departing the vast US navy base in neighbouring Norfolk.
