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A clampdown would certainly hurt the soon-to-be-privatised Royal Mail, which has seen small packages make up an increasing proportion of post bags in recent years.

The main proportion of post mortem examinations was made on sows being in the period = 28 d of gestation at death (37.5%), followed by weaning to next service period (24.0%).

The cell cycle distribution of cMycCHO cells in Figure 2 clearly shows a consistent increased proportion of post G1 phases over the control (on average >10% increase in S phase cells).

Further, age at study inclusion did not differ markedly between the compared groups (mothers versus mothers, fathers versus fathers) and therefore the proportion of post MIs misclassified as primary MI probably did not differ between groups.

It is a fact that malignant tumours can only arise in tissues with proliferating potential hence tissues with a large proportion of post mitotic cells such as the brain and the heart are rarely the seat of malignant tumours and the tumours derived from such tissues arise from cells with proliferating potential like the brain glia or the vascular endothelium [ 23, 24].

Considering the number of strokes occurring is estimated at 40,000 per year in Malaysia (NASAM) [ 10], and the increasing number of stroke survivors due to decline in stroke mortality since the past five years, this suggests a low proportion of post stroke patients are seen at public primary care facilities.

There were a relatively large proportion of participants with post secondary education (62 %) and there were very few participants without a current partner (4 %).

Categories were entered simultaneously, with readings selected as the intercept, or control category, due to their high proportion of posts, and to compare the effect of the academically oriented postings to the more entertainment and socially oriented posts typical of Facebook.

Our research describes (1) the impact of harvesting frequency and proportion of post-harvest structural retention on carbon storage in northern hardwood-conifer forests, and (2) tests the significance of including harvested wood products in carbon accounting at the stand scale.

YouGov's study also suggests Twitter is more polarising, with those from all political persuasions identifying a larger proportion of posts from either the left or the right than on Facebook.

A large proportion of posts have elicited no comments, and their affiliation with the Conservative Party seems to have put off the non-aligned voters that the policy groups hoped the sites would attract.In this section Who wants a new classroom?