Instead of a para substituted benzene ring with a terminal chlorine atom as one of the substituents, the fluorine case is more frequent in Compound and consequently ranked lower with 3.4% incidence (fluorine, ranked seventh) compared to 3.1% incidence (chlorine, ranked ninth).
Perfect EST-SSRs were more frequent than compound ones in both taxa and in all three genomic fractions (Additional file 1: Table S2).
xylophilus) isolate, Ka-4, to Japanese black pine and found more frequent accumulation of phenolic compounds around the cortex resin canals in resistant trees at 7 dpi and 14 dpi after inoculation with PWN (B. xylophilus), and suggested that this accumulation was a very effective defense against infection due to restricting PWN migration.
This difference can be explained by the high resolving power of SSR markers in comparison with the chemical compounds and isozyme analyses or by more frequent outcrossing events in our study region.
Compound microsatellites are approximately 15 times more frequent than expected under the assumption of a random distribution of microsatellites.
In dialysis patients, the treatment of hyperphospathemia with calcium based compounds, when compared with sevelamer, is associated with more frequent episodes of hypercalcemia, suppression of intact parathyroid hormone and with progression of coronary calcifications.
This is compounded by future climate scenarios which indicate more frequent and severe heat waves in certain locations.
In addition, GSSRs included a significant fraction (16.5%) of often long, compound microsatellites, such repeats being nearly 7 times more frequent in this group compared to BSSRs.
Since then, state inspectors have made more frequent unannounced visits, and Ms. Byron-Marasek has made improvements to the compound, like a concrete border to keep the tigers from digging their way out.
A more frequent intravenous administration schedule was considered to be unpractical, and limited bioavailability hampered the development of an oral compound.
