Because acrylamide is (a) found widely and abundantly in various foods as a hazardous food contaminant, (b) known as a potential carcinogen for humans, and (c) induces a large number and variety of phase II enzymes, we have selected this chemical as a model xenobiotic chemical probe that should represent a substantial number of xenobiotic compounds [11], [18], [21], [22], [23] (Fig. S5).
Within the AED, the self-referrals represented a substantial number of contacts (43%), although within the total out-of-hours demand they only represented 5% of all contacts.
Of those patients who contacted the AED in both periods combined (n = 1584), self-referrals represented a substantial number of contacts (42.7%; 677/1584), however, within the total out-of-hours demand, they represented 5.2% (677/12959) of all contacts only.
We found that 7.6% of readmissions fulfilled criteria for category B1 (ill but stable) and 5.4% for category B2 (unstable deterioration), which represented a substantial number of readmissions but related to a relatively small number of individuals.
The second group represents a substantial number of serpins that, though structurally similar, are not thought to be inhibitors of specific proteases but have important functions in a wide range of cellular processes.
This reduction was considered small by the authors, but a reduction of 12% in this age group represents a substantial number of the incidence at lower ages, in absolute terms.
The consultation rate is relatively low: only 20-2520-25%BS patients seek medical advice [ 3] but because the prevalence is so high this still represents a substantial number of patients.
Extreme exposures, even in a mid-sized study, can represent a substantial number of people if those outliers represent an exposure scenario that is generalizable to the US population, so communicating with participants in these contexts can inform targeted public health interventions.
Even bacteria which comprise approximately 15% of a wound, as indicated in Figures 1 and 2, may contribute to the etiology of chronic wounds as this percentage represents a substantial number of bacteria even in a wound with only moderate bioburden at critical colonization levels.
The small proportion of women (26 out of 864; 3%) in our study who had no HES record of vascular disease but did have a clinical diagnosis of vascular disease in general practice records represents a substantial number of non-hospitalised cases.
