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The same three data sets were also tested by Bayesian Inference, carried out under a proportion of invariable sites and gamma-distributed rate heterogeneity among sites with a mixed amino acid replacement model using MrBAYES v3.2.2 [ 147].

DNA samples from RS and a subset of LTS (under a proportion of 1 2) were selected for gp120 C2-V3 and pol (protease and reverse transcriptase) regions genomic sequencing.

We suspect that metal sensitivity is under-diagnosed and that a proportion of revisions for early loosening/lysis may be the result of metal sensitivity.

Premature mortality by age 60 accounted for one-third of total deaths in low and middle income countries in 2008. 1 While under-5 mortality as a proportion of premature mortality remains high in some countries, premature adult mortality is also increasing.

Under homeostatic conditions, a proportion of senescent CXCR4hi neutrophils home from the circulation back to the bone marrow, where they are phagocytosed by bone marrow macrophages.

Second, even if we were to take the proportion of mercury reduced under CAMR as a proportion of the total reported by Trasande et al., the environmentally attributable fraction model is a less complex approach than the U.S. EPA's economic analysis for CAMR.

Also as a proportion of under-five deaths, congenital anomalies constitute an increasingly important cause of under-five deaths in Peru.

With this number of exacerbations a proportion of under-reporting of COPD exacerbations in the computerised clinical history of 20% may be estimated, with a precision of ± 0.3%.

The severity of soil WR was always higher under the canopy of trees and usually decreased in bare areas, although bare soils under pine forest showed a proportion of slight to strong water-repellent cases.

The amino acids under shifting selection comprise a proportion of shared changes in nectar-feeding phyllostomids, but also a smaller proportion of changes distinctive to each branch, or autapomorphies of these two subfamilies (Fig. 12B).

Neonatal deaths under 500 g, as a proportion of all neonatal deaths, also ranged from less than 1% in countries such as Luxembourg and Malta to 29.6% in Canada and 31.1% in the United States.