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The percentages of functional units and their content in the films are given in Table 5.
These data suggest that the CD45RC− population rather than CD25+ subset of CD4+ T-cells contains the largest percentages of functional Tregs in this animal model.
Although we did not perform a phylogenetic analysis, it seems that measures of cross-species amplification (e.g., percentages of functional primers and expected size of PCR products) are indicative of the phylogenetic history of these species.
(g) Percentage of functional interactions (enhancer-enhancer, enhancer-promoter and promoter-promoter) increases as the significance of the interactions increases.
Successful antibody discovery relies on diversified libraries, where two aspects are implied, namely the absolute number of unique clones and the percentage of functional clones.
Six factors with a large impact on the MIP synthesis and its analytical performance have been optimised: the amount of template, the type and the percentage of functional and cross-linking monomers, the polymerisation method (i.e. thermal or UV initiation) and the porogenic solvent.
The percentage of "functional involvement" was calculated on the basis of the data obtained by means of a combination of closed and open questions.
Bars indicate the SE of the mean Fig. 4 Percentage of functional groups based on the frequency of occurrence (G grass species, HL herbaceous legumes, NLHF neither grasses nor legumes) of the herbaceous vegetation under three S. obtusifolia invasion levels (NI non-invaded, LI lightly invaded, HI heavily invaded) at two locations in northern Ethiopia.
This reflects that, on one hand, quite a substantial percentage of functional contexts is reflected by interaction data.
The amount of functional NTS1 [C/1] was then calculated from the total protein content of the respective fraction (Table 3) and the percentage of functional NTS1.
Three additional fusions partially complemented their mutation but this latter result is difficult to interpret as the percentage of functional activity needed for partial complementation is unclear.
