The use of zooplankton such as Daphnia spp. was observed in moderate proportions in both rocky populations (26.7 and 21.6% in R4 and R5, respectively), whereas this was not the case for fishes from pebbly zones (P2 and P8).
However, we observed that from K = 6 upwards, additional clusters did not individualize additional populations but were rather represented in moderate proportions in many populations, therefore probably not revealing a genuine population genetic structure.
The findings indicate that 2 years into the implementation, PASMO's program has reached a moderate proportion of PLHIV in 6 countries in Central America.
The results from the twin analysis mirrored those reported in Table 3 for the concurrent analysis of 12-year TOWRE and ART scores: Genetic influences accounted for a large proportion of the variance in 7-year TOWRE scores (73%) and a moderate proportion of the variance in 12-year ART scores (27%), and these genetic effects were substantially correlated (genetic r = 0.70).
However, it has been argued that specific personality traits account for only a moderate proportion of the variance in social behavior, with human interaction being largely affected by situational factors [4], [5].
[ 38, 45, 46] Practicality accounted for a moderate proportion of the variance in the propensity to adopt EBP among physical therapists.
It should be noted that while the majority of sampled women were in a monogamous marriage, one in five were not married at the time of the survey; a moderate proportion (11.9%) were in a polygamous marital relationship.
In the case of rhFVIIa, the same downward trend was observed but in moderate proportion, which is an important point as sialylation is known to influence the pharmacokinetic properties of proteins.
Due to the moderate proportion of genetic variation in direct calving difficulty accounted for by the genomic region between 52.58 and 62.58 Mb on chromosome 18, this region was further investigated using imputed sequence data and found to include 85 869 SNPs as illustrated in Fig. 2.
Comorbidity is associated with cervical cancer-specific survival in New Zealand, but accounts for only a moderate proportion of the ethnic differences in survival.
