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In addition, there were relatively many patients with advanced PCa in this study (extraprostatic in 40% of the patients).
There were relatively many patients who were withdrawn from the study in terms of HbA1c level.
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As a result, there are relatively many data reading, writing and transmission operations.
Therefore, it would be expected that CBH I and CBH II would hydrolyze filter paper more efficiently compared to cotton or bacterial cellulose, as there are relatively many more reducing/non-reducing ends.
For example, the representative of a private firm that recently won three local public bids for off-grid PV systems stated " there are relatively many municipalities with little idea about what they need, but they know that there are funds or state subsidies for certain PV projects".
Now as a system grows larger the probability that there will be relatively many inferentially connected beliefs is increased simply because there are more possible connections to be made.
In Figure 10 there seems to be relatively many proteins around 300 amino acids.
One factor was gender of the patient: Whereas there were, relatively speaking, equally many male and female patients in the group of post-retained restorations that displayed tooth fracture or loosening of post, there were more male patients in the group of restorations that displayed post fracture.
Getting there was relatively easy.
In the arid zone overall, and in many individual populations, there were relatively few juveniles and evidence of a chronic recruitment deficit during the last 100 200 years, consistent with reported adverse effects of introduced herbivores on Callitris regeneration.
In Chongqing, there were relatively more first-born boys (sex ratio 1.19) and many second children.
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