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The histological features of ILC, such as a lack of stromal desmoplasia and an infiltrative growth pattern, account for the low sensitivity of mammography due to the associated subtle findings and underestimation of the size of lesions [21, 22, 23].
We assume that positions with such conservation pattern account for differences in the specificity between proteins from different specificity groups.
If alterations in the copies of the pattern account for more than 30% of the pattern, the validity of the revealed consensus pattern is in doubt.
This suggests that cultural factors other than the actual work time pattern account for part of the observed difference in self reported health.
In the most common hereditary pattern, accounting for about 70 percent of cases of genetic hearing loss, each parent carries both a normal gene and a defective gene that is recessive, meaning that it causes hearing loss only when paired with the same defective gene from the other parent.
This factor pattern accounted for 75.5% of the variance.
Finite Element Analysis models combined with fracture path examination indicated that the redistribution of residual stress induced by periodic surface pattern accounted for the joint strength enhancement.
The signal measured at each spatial location was compared to a predicted signal pattern accounting for the ks sampling scheme and the search progressively refined up to the intended precision.
This model is based on both (i) an analytical morphology approach underlying the percolation concept and (ii) the definition of an original 'representative morphological pattern' accounting for local phase inversions owing the heterogeneous morphology of composite materials.
These results reinforce that the BAX BH3 apoptotic pattern accounts for the enhanced activity of the hybrid proteins ES-BAX and ES-BAX-ES.
The dormant pattern accounted for 70% of intramucosal carcinoma samples and a half of the intramucosal part samples of invasive carcinomas.
