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We observed that HR sites have a substantially larger fraction of high frequency derived alleles than synonymous sites although not statistically significant.

Hence, the synergy between HSV-2 and HIV allowed HIV to reach a substantially larger fraction of the general population than was possible without the biological interaction (Figure 6).

A substantially larger fraction of windows have nominally significant embedded IPDFT compared with embedded Hybrid (Table 1).

In comparison, the closest matching annotated transcripts (n = 5,908) have a substantially larger fraction of Pfam domain-containing sequences (5,196; 88%).

Without irradiation, the control HFIB1 strain derived from a healthy subject revealed a substantially larger fraction of Rad50 foci-negative cells (about 36%) than the hypersensitive HS6 cells (14%).

Compared to the data of normal cells obtained 2 h after irradiation, the hypersensitive cell line showed a substantially larger fraction of foci-positive cells (86 vs ∼40% in control) with a higher number of foci per nucleus (15 vs 10).

The different time courses of fluorescence traces in the lesser epithelial ridge (Fig.  5B, right) compared with the greater epithelial ridge (Fig.  5B, left) is indicative of a substantially larger immobile fraction in the latter.

The use of preparative chromatography enabled isolation in one step substantially larger amounts of the fraction rich in PAHs than an analytical column would allow.

However, we acknowledge that, as our collection represents a minuscule fraction of the millions of TB cases in India, genotyping additional isolates from TB patients in this country will be necessary to determine if these initial observations hold true (as suggested by unpublished data from >1,200 isolates from southern Tamil Nadu) or substantially change for a larger fraction of reported cases.

At least 2 million cancer cases per year (18% of the global cancer burden) are attributable to a few specific chronic infections, and this fraction is substantially larger in low-income countries [ 2].

Compared with traditional single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) arrays [ 20], WGS can generate target DNA sequences and identify substantially more genetic variations, thus explaining a larger fraction of human phenotypic diversity [ 21].