Fixator rigidity is directly proportion to pin stiffness that is increased by: firstly improving material properties; secondly by increasing pin diameter but not to exceed one-third of the bone diameter and thirdly a decreased pin offset (the free bending length of pins which is the distance between the bone surface and the external pin clamp).
Use of pin hole reduced the proportion of respondents who could be categorised as VI, SVI or blind compared to presenting vision (Table 3).
On the other hand, in the yeast PIN, PHD nN) increases in proportion with nN, which is consistent with the NHD model.
Increasing the proportion of pinned patches did not change the metapopulation FI, at least for values of r<3 (Fig 5A).
Although there was a distinct change in the profile, and an increase in the overall magnitude of metapopulation FI (cf Fig 9A and Fig 5A), the basic observation that increasing the proportion of pinned subpopulations generally increased the metapopulation FI, remained unchanged.
In contrast to the white spruce enzymes PgTPS-Pin-1 and PgTPS-Pin-2, the newly characterized Sitka spruce PsTPS-Pin enzyme produced a larger proportion of -β-pinene (more than 80%) and lesser amounts of -α-pinene (less than 13%), but also had four additional minor products not observed with the PgTPS-Pin enzymes (Table 2, Figure 2).
We defined the null hypothesis H0 to be: classification proportions of zones in the periphery in human PINs are as have high proportion significance as zones closest to the centre, i.e the accuracy of the sensing function are in zones closest to the centre and the accuracy of metabolic function are in zones in the periphery.
Thus, from the results of the present study and the sparse literature on that topic, it seems that CD57 is expressed in a high proportion of benign prostatic tissue, PIN, and early, low-grade PCa.
Considering that HPRD PIN was incomplete, we randomly removed some proportions of PPIs, from 5% (1744 PPIs) to 20% (6974 PPIs), and evaluated the effects on the activities of miRNA-regulated networks.
With pins and thrums, Nature has come up with a trick to reduce the proportion of individuals with whom genes can be shared.
