We identified an emerging program of putative enhancers that revise H3.3 occupancy during regeneration, overlaid upon a genome-wide reduction of H3.3 from promoters.
First, if we assume that the Medicaid expansion population is 3.5 times as likely to experience these external causes of death then it obviously is statistically possible for such a small group to account for the observed population-wide reduction of 7.6%.
Reversing the growth of mid-latitude glaciers that occurred during the Little Ice Age (1350 1850), there has been a world-wide reduction of mountain glacial ice since, with some regions losing as much as 50 percent of their peak ice cover.
If the uniform risk is high, foraging should be concentrated on few options, due to a landscape-wide reduction of the value of missed opportunity costs of activities other than foraging.
These strategies are focussed on the population wide reduction of multiple cardiovascular risk factors.
The partial integration of PDA's program into health system functions contributed to a nation-wide reduction of the HIV infection rate.
[ 15] This intervention could imply a population-wide reduction of 1.33 mmHg of systolic blood pressure per person (SBP) and 1% of the population attributable risk (PAR) of coronary heart disease (CHD) and stroke.
During domestication, only lines with certain agriculturally important traits were selected, resulting in a genome-wide reduction of genetic diversity or so-called selective sweep in cultivated crops [ 42, 71, 72].
When these authors added a large number of unlinked loci under selection, this resulted in a genome-wide reduction of the effective migration rate, such that the baseline level of neutral divergence was elevated and any effect of linkage to a single selected locus unlikely to be detected.
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