When internalized, only a minimal fraction of CNT translocate into organism body compartments.
Rather, angels only relay the minimal fraction of the stream necessary to achieve the desired quality.
Secondly, therein an approximate relation is established between two key system parameters, namely (1) the minimal fraction of sensing data that must be correctly received at the sink to allow CS reconstruction and (2) the minimal bandwidth.
Correspondingly, the colour of the NR solutions also change from red to brown before and after purification due to high or minimal fraction of symmetric nanoparticles (Figure 2, inset).
The main result of this paper, Theorem 2, shows the existence of such bounds if both the number of inputs and the number of outputs per node are bounded by a constant and a fixed minimal fraction of all regulatory functions is assumed to be biased.
Furthermore, only a minimal fraction of the packaged attB-genomes were able to form infectious particles at 36 hpi [10].
However, in Nor98 only a minimal fraction of insoluble PrP was protease resistant (Fig. 6), while PrPres represented >90% of insoluble PrP in classical scrapie (Fig. 6).
Whereas RrTCTP showed only minimal fraction of dimers, all the Del-N35TCTP migrated in the dimer position in non-reducing SDS-polyacrylamide gels in the presence of H2O2.
Another major conclusion from these studies is that for most nucleotide and small genomic changes (in/dels), intra-population differences among individuals account for the majority of variation, while differences among major population groups represents a minimal fraction [26], [29] [31].
The algorithm's ability to demarcate a significant portion of the genome as containing only a minimal fraction of genuine TSS locations while retaining the vast majority of genuine TSSs in the remaining regions, allows the focusing of research attention to narrow segments of the genome that could otherwise be difficult to identify.
