(P<10−3) can be attributed to social class, the remainder reflecting different proportions of availability of the information as between cases and controls.
First, more than half of the incident sunlight is composed of wavelengths too long to be absorbed, and some of the remainder is reflected or lost to the leaves.
A normal solar panel absorbs only about 25% of the incident solar radiation, the remainder being reflected.
A portion of the THz beam penetrates the target, and the remainder is reflected across a range of angles.
The remainder may reflect mosaicism, GC artefact or some samples may have had large deletions or duplications affecting a sizeable enough fraction of the chromosome to perturb the means for the whole chromosome.
Most of the remainder, he said, reflects increases in the use and cost of medical care by small-group customers, with adjustments for demographic characteristics like age.
"Our outlook for the remainder of the year reflects the optimism we feel about the direction of the business, as well as realism about the macroeconomic environment," Ms. Hoguet said.
And at Macy's, nonsale items were also big sellers, and "our outlook for the remainder of the year reflects the optimism we feel about the direction of the business, as well as realism about the macroeconomic environment," Karen M. Hoguet, the chief financial officer, said.
The remainder of this article reflects our attempt to assess how recent experience with new global health actors has impacted on the approach of high income states, specifically whether this has impacted on their interpretation of obligations to cooperate and provide assistance to realize the right to health or even to internalize new norms.
Family-related approvals account for about 80%% of the remainder, with the balance being approvals reflecting humanitarian and international responsibilities.
