A sizeable fraction of AMPARs were present at the surface of synaptosomes and co-fractionated with NMDARs and PSD-95, indicating they were localized to synapses.
Although catastrophic medical expenses strike only a tiny fraction of Americans each year, they account for a sizeable fraction of health care costs.
This has left the banks increasingly reliant on short-term loans from the European Central Bank (ECB), funding a sizeable fraction of their assets this way.
President Peña Nieto is in France on a state visit, and, in an embarrassing development, a rather sizeable fraction of Mexico's federal government appears to have come along for the ride.
And secondly, because of this, there's a lot less damage to the carcass: with stun-pronging you can expect 10% carcass damage, with gas stunning it's less than 1%." Gas stunning costs on average £1 a pig more than pronging, and when you consider the price for processing a pig at their abattoir is £18.50, it is a sizeable fraction of the cost.
The result was a robot that could move in a straight line, thanks to a vision chip that consumed a mere five millionths of a watt of power.For comparison, the imaging device on NASA's little Sojourner Rover that explored a few square metres of the Martian surface in 1997 consumed three-quarters of a watt a sizeable fraction of the robot's total power.
Time the beam right and the star could be turned, in effect, into an FM transmitter broadcasting to the universe on the underlying carrier-wave of the Cepheid's pulsation.Tickling a starAdmittedly, the energy needed to produce a Cepheid-modulating neutrino beam really would be a sizeable fraction of the output of the sun.
Electrolyte material costs constitute a sizeable fraction of the redox flow battery price.
The majority of the reactors in operation in the world today are light water reactors (LWRs) but there is also a sizeable fraction of heavy water reactors.
An additional problem with this method is that a sizeable fraction of workers report both needing training and feeling able to do more demanding tasks.
As we will discuss below, the incidence of appendicitis has dropped since 1990, but a sizeable fraction of people still develop inflamed appendices.
