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This is roughly twice the percentage of self-avowed religious people in Canada (30%) and an even higher proportion when compared with Japan and Europe.

18 Our study shows a similar proportion when compared with previous reports.

Transposon derived sequences account for at least 45% of the human genome, a hefty proportion when compared with the 1% given over to protein coding regions (Jordon et al. 2003).

The SignalP algorithm also allowed us to postulate that approximately 7% of the total protein complement in H327 is destined for export (table 3), a nearly identical proportion when compared with other necrotrophs such as G. clavigera, Botrytis cinerea, and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (Amselem et al. 2011; DiGuistini et al. 2011).

This proportion represents an increased from the 17% originally reported in this cohort [ 29], however, this proportion remains low when compared with couples' HCT uptake rates reported from Bushenyi district of Uganda [ 13] and in southern Zambia [ 30].

An overall higher NOB proportion was noted when compared with AOB.

However, given that the melancholic cohort contained a significantly greater proportion of females when compared with the non-melancholic group, the lower body weight among melancholics may be an artifact of gender rather than of MDD subtype.

The relative lower abundance of F. prausnitzii following intake of flaxseed mucilage is supported by the reduction observed in faecal butyrate content and by results from a previous study performed in rats, where fermentation of flaxseed fibres had been shown to yield a remarkably low proportion of butyrate, when compared with other dietary fibres.

Although immigrants came to Philadelphia in the hundreds of thousands in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the city had a relatively low proportion of foreign-born when compared with other major cities at that time.

This evaluation, which focussed on placental histopathology, found that Tulip performed best in retaining placental information and as a result reduced the proportion of unexplained stillbirths when compared with other stillbirth classifications.

The children living in the well-established fluoridated area had less dental caries and a higher proportion free from disease when compared with the other two areas which were not fluoridated.