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Such problems are compounded when flow cytometry is performed on mechanically and enzymatically disaggregated solid tissues or on cultured cells, where subcellular debris, apoptotic or necrotic cells, and highly autofluorescent cells may comprise a substantial proportion of acquired events.

At the same time, this supports the analysis of Blower that has estimated a progressive decrease in the proportion of acquired resistance from 1996 to 2005 [ 33].

Afterward, the proportion of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) deaths that qualified as indirect maternal deaths to the total number of AIDS deaths among women aged 15 49 years was calculated.

A large proportion of acquired miRNA genes degenerate rapidly (Additional file 1: Figure S2B), and only around five percent of new vertebrate miRNAs survived in the long run of evolution (100 Myrs).

The appreciable proportion of acquired TTP patients with non-inhibitory/weakly inhibitory anti-ADAMTS13 IgG, may imply that recombinant ADAMTS13 could have therapeutic potential as an adjunct to standard therapy, without the need for provision of very high ADAMTS13 concentrations to overcome antibody-mediated inhibition.

The proportion of acquired genes in Monosiga genome (4.4%) is considerably higher than reported in many protozoan eukaryotes [ 8, 9, 40, 43, 44], but is in line with those reported in some other free-living microbial eukaryotes such as the red alga Galdieria sulphuraria[ 45] and bdelloid rotifers [ 46].

The types and proportions of acquired epilepsies with known causes differ across populations.

However, similar higher proportions of acquired drug resistance among TB patients in these three regions also cause concerns for strengthening drug development and patient management.

Of 919 episodes for which information on the healthcare setting was available, 749 (81.5%) were IHCA, 107 (11.6%, or 62.9% of outpatient-acquired cases) were OHCA, and 63 (6.9%) were CA. The proportion of disease acquired outside a hospital by jurisdiction ranged from 9.8% (4 of 41 cases in South Australia) to 50% (but only 1 of 2 cases in Northern Territory).

A high proportion of infections acquired in hospitals are caused by multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs).

Inflammatory demyelinating neuropathies constitute a significant proportion of the acquired peripheral neuropathies.