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In the absence of routine screening, asymptomatic infections, which constitute approximately 90% of all cCMV cases, remain undiagnosed; however many clinical abnormalities manifest later in childhood.
Extensive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides for corn production results in the contamination of soil by metals such as zinc, copper and nickel which constitute approximately 0.1 wt% of the fertilizer mass [44].
CSRs were most familiar with values for the brain (86 %), thorax (86%%) and abdomen (81%%) examinations, which is important given the current prevalence of these examinations, which constitute approximately 80%% of the total number of CT examinations annually in Ireland [10].
CD34+ cells, which constitute approximately 1% of nucleated blood cells in umbilical cord blood [28], were isolated from the cord blood specimen using an immunomagnetic separation technique, as previously described [35].
15 Furthermore, we found that younger children under the age of 48 months, which constitute approximately half the patient sample, were more likely to have ADEs.
WT plants which constitute approximately 1/4 of the progeny were identified by their normal appearance and removed for the experiments involving mature plants.
The fellows primary responsibilities are in general clinical neurophysiology and its application in the operating room, which constitutes approximately 70% of the fellows schedule.
These mass motions of conducting plasma in the convective zone, which constitutes approximately the outer 30 percent of the Sun, may be responsible for the sunspot cycle.
Beyond this again and mostly in the south, where the Sabi, Lundi, and Nuanetsi rivers drain from the plateau into the Limpopo, lies the Lowveld, which constitutes approximately 23percentt of the country's total area.
This fraction of cigarette smoke only contains the particulate element, which constitutes approximately 5-10% of cigarette smoke by weight.
We estimate the effects of this policy using standard propensity score methods and focus on the sample of women, which constitutes approximately 75% of our total sample.
