Two entities are however universally acknowledged: Sydenham's chorea (SC) [4], which constitutes one of the major criteria for the diagnosis of acute RF, and post-streptococcal acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (PSADEM) [5].
Diamond cutting and polishing, which constitutes one of Israel's most important industries, is centred there.
The cellular metabolism, conformed by the interactions among thousands of enzymes and other biochemical molecules, is a reactive structure densely integrated through an intricate network which constitutes one of the most complex dynamic systems in nature.
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.
Furthermore, they are limited to handle volumes in the order of micro-to-picoliter [1,2], which constitutes at least three orders of magnitude bigger than the suggested (sub femtoliter regime for most of the upcoming applications.
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When these DE genes are grouped based on their GO_Slim2 categories [ 40], a total of 30 major categories are identified, each of which constitutes greater than two percent of the total gene count for a given comparison (Additional file 2: Figure S2).
Correspondingly, ANF transcript abundance, which constitutes one to three percent of total atrial mRNA [ 10] was found to provide for the top one percent of the GeneChip® signal intensities.
And with that we come to the real dark horse: the Palestinian population which constitutes two thirds of Jordan's people.
The crust corresponds to the skin, the iron core (although spherical rather than pointed) to the pit, and the rocky mantle, which constitutes eighty-four per cent of the volume of the planet, to the flesh of the fruit.
