Much of the emphasis for health effects has been on PM2.5 because it is thought to be the most relevant size fraction for health.
After that, there's the smallest fraction, but the one most relevant to everyday life: the baryon fraction.
To provide an approximation of the population impact of the most relevant factors, we computed attributable fractions for recurrent events [ 23], using the formula AFr = P RR a - 1)/ RR a, where P is the proportion of exposed events (number of falls among exposed subjects/total number of falls), and RR a is the fully adjusted rate ratio.
Our results indicate that the soluble nuclear Cdk2 fraction is the most relevant target of TGF-β and rapamycin with respect to Rb dephosphorylation and cell cycle arrest induced by TGF-β and rapamycin.
Since γ′ fraction is one of the most relevant factors for high temperature creep properties, the present work concentrates on the calculation of the time- and space-dependent γ′ precipitate fraction profile.
Interestingly, within the first 6 months, we observed an initial decrease of total IgG as well as ACPA-IgG serum concentrations, reflecting direct elimination of a small, but relevant, fraction of CD20+ IgG-producing cells, most likely early plasmablasts.
The most relevant clinical result of this study is that a large fraction of ambiguous nucleotides provides evidence against a recent infection event.
It has been shown previously that exposure through incorporation of contaminated food potentially affects a large fraction of the population and poses the most relevant radiological risks once evacuation measures have been completed.
Specifically, we treat text-based descriptions of crime compiled by reporting police officers as a record of some fraction of the behavioral and situational factors deemed most relevant to that crime.
Several clinico-pathological entities have been associated to B. ceti infection in a relevant fraction of the stranded dolphins and porpoises [ 5], with neurobrucellosis being one of the most significant signs present [ 8, 12, 11].
