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Around $32bn of the accounts in Cypriot banks – nearly half of the total – belong to Russians.
Sixteen of Rohmer's movies in total belong to such series, including the most recent quartet of films collectively entitled: Tales of the Four Seasons.
"Close by the south porch," Gadd writes of the church, 'are the gravestones of Pip's little brothers.' A meter in length and torpedo-shaped, the real gravestones — thirteen in total — belong to two branches of the Comport family, victims of malaria in the late 18th century.
A total of 139 pseudogenes are similar to singleton genes, and 288 (one third of total) belong to gene families specific to a given species for which, unless in S. cerevisiae, there is usually no functional indication (Additional file 1, Table S2).
Some $900,000 of that total belonged to the United States Agency for International Development and represented operating funds and loan payments of its assistance programs to Bosnia, according to the General Accounting Office report.
His years without a postseason trip were tied for fourth most among active players; the highest total belonged to Mike Sweeney, a Phillies bench player whose drought will end in his 16th season.
Under the GAO's interpretation of the law (section 1341 of the Affordable Care Act), no matter what amount the government collected for this program, 20% of the total belongs to the Treasury.
Most authors (25 total) belonged to non-denominational institutions, while 17 were affiliated with Christian institutions, predominantly Catholic (11 total), evenly distributed among Catholic universities and hospitals.
Recently, Sun et al. (2012) analyzed miRNAs that had amplified through tandem duplication in Arabidopsis, poplar (Populus thricocarpa), rice (Oryza sativa), and sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) genomes and found that 248 miRNAs in total belonging to 51 miRNA families arose by tandem duplication.
The six highest seasonal totals belong to Bonds, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, who have all been linked to performance-enhancing drugs.
When classified according to their predicted cellular localization, about 90% of the total protein amount belongs consistently to the outer membrane compartment.
