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However, it is important to note here that these tumours reflect a large proportion of the MSI-H subgroup and therefore overall with reduced p53 transcription (see Figure 3).

These referrals, whether for advice only, requests for practical skills or for decisions on suitability of a patient for the ICU, reflect a large proportion of work done by intensive care doctors outside the ICU.

Because these intervals do reflect a large proportion of the overall genomic content, the fact that many of our genes reside within or near these TRDL reflects only a preliminary inspection of their actual link to hybrid incompatibility.

The higher proportion of cases with arthritis in 2013 does not necessarily reflect a large proportion of missed cases during earlier years but might be related to misreporting of arthralgia and reporting bias toward serologically confirmed cases, as well as a general increase in the number of cases and duration of LD in Nova Scotia.

Since the data presented here are based on similarity-searches on short genomic sequences only, this difference does not necessarily represent a difference in functional genes, but may also reflect a larger proportion of pseudogenes or otherwise non-functional alleles in potato.

A pronounced excess of weekend male calls presumably reflects a larger proportion of men being in employment during the week than women.

This figure was almost 10% higher with WGA DNA (91%) reflecting a larger proportion of false positives stemming from the amplification protocol.

However, comparisons by sexual orientation within each gender found a significant difference between the responses of heterosexual and gay or bisexual men (Fisher's exact = 0.015), reflecting a larger proportion of heterosexual men endorsing the option 'don't mind'.

The improvement in survival in the women diagnosed between 1986 and 1990 possibly reflects a larger proportion being screen detected, that is, some early prevalent disease being picked up at a more curable stage by the outset in 1988 of the National Cervical Screening Programme.

Although the FPI mirrors are 96% transparent in the 590-1200 nm spectral range, they still reflect a large enough proportion of the 1050 nm OCT probe beam to exceed the dynamic range (covering approximately −50 to −120 dB) of the InGaAs array in the receiving spectrometer (G in Fig. 1).

The median age of the participants was 34 (interquartile range IQR 29 42) and they were predominantly male (72.0%), a fact also reflected by a large proportion of MSM (50.3%).