The most relevant variation occurred shortly after the application (1 month) and after 1 year, therefore only this monitoring data will be discussed.
About 68% of mutations yielded amino acid changes (with two thirds occurring in VDs), while ∼32% resulted in silent substitutions (with two thirds occurring in CDs). Figure 2 illustrates the most relevant variation found in MOMP for the 17 C. trachomatis genotypes, showing 70.3% (n = 359) of all variable sites found in the ompA.
In the case of collinearity between the explanatory variables, only the best-fitting models (e.g., those including the collinear explanatory variable accounting for the most relevant variation in the variance of the outcome) will be adopted.
Differences in risk factor profiles, such as dietary habits, across European countries, may be most relevant for variation in CRC incidence.
Lower predictive correlations obtained using randomly selected probes indicated that the most relevant methylation variation is harbored in previously identified regions, i.e., high CpG/CpGpH/CpHpH-content regions or CGI shore regions.
Biologically, the gene most relevant in explaining variation in the expression of T is K.
This has led to the concept of 'clan genomics' [ 7], wherein the most relevant medically actionable variation may be rare variants that occurred as novel combinations or as new mutations in your personal genome or that of your nearest relatives.
Numerous risk factors of breast cancer have been reported in the literature and the most relevant factors are geographical variations, lifestyle, age at the time of diagnosis, age at first pregnancy, age at menarche, age at menopause and family history.
The variations of nationalism most relevant for philosophy are those that influence the moral standing of claims and of recommended nationalist practices.
The most relevant parameters explaining the ratio's variations were the number of items and the variance of the latent trait (R = 99.4%).
