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Despite the relatively high levels of VAT (taxe sur la valeur ajoutee) 19.6%, which constitutes around 45% of government revenue, most consumer goods, including cars, petrol, food and alcohol, are cheaper than in Britain.

Lahore had largely been unaffected by the frequent violence in Pakistan, but the new wave of attacks on the Shia minority, which constitutes around twenty per cent of Pakistan's population of a hundred and eighty million, had left the city stunned.

It's remarkable to think that the water in your cells, which constitutes around two-thirds of your total weight, hasn't drastically changed from seawater.

As per the provisional figures of the 2011 census, Madhya Pradesh has a population of 72,597,565, which constitutes around 6% of the country's population.

Ovarian clear cell carcinoma (OCCC), which constitutes around 25% of ovarian carcinoma in Japan, carries a poor prognosis despite 60% being diagnosed at an early stage (Sugiyama et al, 2000).

By contrast, 'sporadic' Alzheimer's disease, which constitutes around 95% of cases, does not show any difference in the number of APP genes found in tissue samples, including whole brain.

Studies with the most consistently high protection have focused on severe extrapulmonary forms, meningeal and disseminated, which constituted around 60% of the extrapulmonary forms of the present study, possibly because of the exclusion of cases below 18 months.

He turned to consumer finance, which constituted around 1% of GDP (today it accounts for a still-low 7%).

To comprehensively uncover miRNA-regulated gene expression in the liver, we generated a mouse model in which miRNA biogenesis could be inactivated in hepatocytes, which constitute around 80% of liver mass (Weibel et al., 1969).

Key players of the human innate immune response are monocytes, which constitute around 10%% of the total leukocyte pool and are found in the blood, bone marrow and spleen.

The complex originated in northern California, probably during the late Miocene [ 23- 25], and expanded southwards around the Central Valley, which constitutes a long standing geographic barrier, first as a lake and more recently as ecologically unsuitable habitat.