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These values were at most approx. twofold higher compared to those achieved in the native producer A. niger K10 (ca. 100 U L-1) [ 8].

Of the participants who identified themselves as being Chinese (13.8%) or Indian (15.2%), most (approx 90%) would have conducted their interview in Mandarin, Cantonese or Tamil, with only a small percent in Malay.

At visit 1, the subjective symptom experienced by the most patients (approx. 89 %) was achiness/fatigue (see Fig. 5).

Most cows (approx.85%) are subjected to AI and the herds practice year round calving.

Most costs (approx. 93%) are caused however by absenteeism from work in a limited number of cases [ 4].

Of note, this histological pattern is most frequent (approx. 35 %) in human CRC liver metastases and was found to be an independent predictor of poor survival (at 2 years follow-up) suggesting the more aggressive tumor biology behind this phenomenon [ 15].

In a prior study, bad taste was the most common reason (approx. 40%) for children not using toothpaste [ 5].

The PLAIN approach found 727 duplicate pairs of articles in 4.1 s, whereas the most aggressive algorithm (APPROX) found 819 duplicate pairs (i.e. an additional 92 records) in 92 s.

Among all forms of dementia, AD is the most frequent pathological finding (approx. 60%), followed by vaD (approx. 15%), Lewy body dementia (approx. 15%), frontotemporal dementia (approx. 5%), and other degenerative forms of dementia (Gearing et al., 1995; Heinemann and Zerr, 2007).

Although seen by some as the GS and used as the reference method for this study, TC was the most expensive method at approx. £21.00 per sample.

Data acquisition was performed in data dependent mode (DDA) on the TripleTOF 5600 to obtain MS/MS spectra for the 30 most abundant precursor ions (approx. 50 msec per MS/MS) following each survey MS1 scan (250 msec).