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REDD is an attempt to bridge that dip.Estimates based on the opportunity costs of not felling, which will often make up the bulk of the total, suggest it can be done relatively cheaply.

In contrast, the Itga6bri/CD71dim population was significantly reduced in p63 +/L514F epidermis, representing only 0.1% of the total, suggesting that the clonogenic cell population is reduced in mutant skin.

44 In our study of 51 patients with clinical suspicion of lactose intolerance, only one with LNP confirmed by HBP and SNP genotyping had positive anti-tTG (2% of the total) suggesting the coexistence of both conditions.

Approximately, 20% of the total suggested corrections for the iMM904 model use information from both single and double gene perturbations whereas 17% of them were exclusively discerned from double gene perturbations.

Five or more incorrect answers (out of nine answers/points total) suggest the person is unsafe to drive that day, and the officer should refer to departmental procedures for alternative transportation and vehicle removal.

These results complement published observations for family members in model organisms [ 26], and in total, suggest that the proteins with the domain perform specific functions in the nucleoli.

But the fund-raising totals suggest that the organization may initially struggle to raise the kind of money that Mr. Obama relied on during his presidential campaigns, which raised hundreds of millions of dollars.

At day 3, the networks that received the highest scores (seven total) suggested important changes in gene expression.

Approximately 65%% of the dose was recovered in total, suggesting that approximately one-third of the leucine dose is oxidized to CO2.

Previously reported results for the total population suggest that ReQuest™ scores at baseline have some predictive ability for outcomes at Week 8, although the authors suggested that the predictive accuracy may be lower than physicians would wish [ 4].

Results for the total sample suggest significant differences between naturalised and non-naturalised immigrants for several covariates (Appendix: Table 11).