Microstructural studies and phase analysis showed that all alloys are comprised of body-centered cubic β and orthorhombic α″ phases, the proportion of which depends on their Fe and Ta contents.
Melphalan is an alkylating agent producing N-alkylpurine monoadductsmallsmall proportion of which goes on to form DNA interstrand cross-links (ICL) that are associated with the agent cytotoxicity (Balcome et al, 2004; Edler et al, 2006).
Almost everyone, I think, has at least one friend who likes to relay enormously significant, life-altering news in a careless, after-the-fact way – "Did I not mention I left him?" It's somehow maddening and endearing, the proportion of which is dependent on your personal tolerance levels.
That's about 80 people, a large proportion of which are focused on MUTV, which is in 35 million homes [on a linear basis].
The condors in the Grand Canyon population range widely in Arizona and Utah and feed on carrion, a proportion of which comes from the carcasses of game animals shot by hunters using lead ammunition.
ABP1 is an auxin receptor found ubiquitously in vascular plants and originally identified in maize (Zea mays) [ 21] as a soluble protein, a proportion of which is present on the outer surface of the cell [ 22].
Between 2004 and 2007, the Home Office paid the consultancy almost £100m, a large proportion of which was for work on the identity cards scheme.
Ashridge, for example, has been rethinking its MBA, a significant proportion of which is now based on "live case studies", where students act as management consultants, dealing with real problems in real companies.
A 10 per cent drop in the proportion of intensive care days on which one-to-one nursing care was provided was linked with a monthly increase in baby death rates of 0.6 per 100 infants in intensive care.
16 The kappa statistic measures the agreement between two raters by relating the observed proportion of equally rated samples with what is expected from chance alone, ie, (Po – Pe)/(1 – Pe), where Po is the observed proportion of samples on which two raters agree and Pe is the proportion expected by chance alone.
