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This leaves 50% of the SCA population unaccounted for and it is not known to what extent this reflects relatively well individuals not attending hospital, as opposed to loss due to premature death.

This reflects relatively fewer profiles representing a greater proportion of contemporary isolates.

We suggest this reflects relatively low statistical power in the primate data set due to a low of divergence and typically reduced frequencies of CpG-containing dinucleotides.

Mr. Crane said he doubted that there was huge demand for insurance coverage and said that while there had been an early surge of inflows into the new accounts, much of this reflected relatively high "teaser" rates that would not be sustained when interest rates returned to more normal levels.

This reflected relatively larger amplitudes at mesial grid locations during sparse imaging.

This reflected relatively negative ERPs for related lure false alarms selective for more posterior locations.

This may reflect relatively early loss of ovarian function as a source of androgens.

Late complications occurred in 77% of our patients, with this figure reflecting relatively minor complications in 27 patients.

There were relatively few nondetects in the population, indicating that exposures of the levels observed in this study reflect relatively continuous daily exposures.

Although there is much reported on so-called epidemics of NCDs in LMICs, this may partly reflect relatively large proportions of NCD mortality in populations also experiencing historically low levels of overall mortality, particularly in Asia.

Presumably, this reflects the relatively small variation in organellar genome size relative to bacterial and host cell genomes generally the rate of hits (number of organelles), and the rate of loss (host genome size), matter much more than organellar genome size (size of snowball).