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The key constituents more greatly represented in buffy coat compared to Ficoll-purified cells are large granular cells such as neutrophils or dendritic cells.

While GPs were more greatly represented in the negative sample (Cluster 3), the difference between GPs and specialists was not significant (p = 0.434, Linear Trend Test).

Src64B ab GFP+ tumours were also more greatly represented relative to the wild-type tissue, however although the whole tissue was overgrown RhoGEF2 ab GFP+ tumours did not overgrow relative to the wild-type tissue (Fig. 4B).

Recent initiatives by the Church of England to draw more pagans into its ambit have been both misrepresented and sensationalised: knowing several C of E members involved in the "forest churches", such initiatives more greatly represent a growing perception of commonality and thus inclusiveness.

This volume structure greatly represents the sunk-panel style.

For example, D. virilis samples representing early blastoderm embryos (0 2 and 2 4 h) cluster together and differ more greatly from the immediately following stages of development.

That Jesus suffered greatly for my sins, more greatly, perhaps than I should imagine.

Clarke had never been more greatly admired, though he'd soon push that marker out too.

The most vulnerable are suffering far more greatly due to the damages caused by climate change.

The large occurrence of very short distances in both the IgG and the MAX data is greatly reduced in the normalized data suggesting that the normalized reads more faithfully represent true fragments than the raw signals.

Sequencing more mitogenomes representing various taxonomic levels, particularly from closely related species, will not only improve the accuracy of annotations for mitochondrial genes, but will also greatly improve our understanding of mitogenomic evolution and phylogenetic relationships in pentatomoids.