Macerated carbonised leaf material of a scale-leaved conifer from the Lower Cretaceous German Wealden yielded a portion of a fossil insect egg chorion (eggshell).
Following the costly Java War (1825 1830) the Dutch introduced a new agrarian and cultivation system that required farmers to "yield up a portion of their fields and cultivate crops suitable for the European market".
Since ANA and related autoantibodies are generally considered useful biomarkers for AARD (which have low prevalences) and are included in the classification criteria for SLE [13], MCTD [14], SjS [15] and SSc [16], ANA testing on HEp-2 substrates outside a proper clinical framework may yield a sizable portion of ANA-positive individuals without consistent evidence of AARD.
It is quite obvious that ANA testing on HEp-2 cells outside a proper clinical specialist framework may yield a sizable portion of ANA-positive individuals without consistent evidence of AARD, purportedly leading to inappropriate referrals to tertiary care specialists, as well as anxiety in patients and physicians alike [3] and, perhaps, inappropriate and potentially toxic therapy [6].
The organic greens yield a generous portion of Roquefort as well as candied walnuts, and the vinaigrette made with house-juiced apples and a fortified maple syrup beautifully balances the cheese and tomato.
If old worms contain more fragile mitochondria, the isolation process might, by itself, yield a larger portion of damaged mitochondria.
Using cif_molecule with the "–max-polymer-span 1" option yields a portion of the polymer that is perhaps too large in most cases.
SEM results suggest that machine grinding yielded a greater portion of grains skewed toward the lower end of the sieved size range, thus resulting in more exposed surface area and a higher dissolution rate.
For a higher yield, you might also steer a portion of your annuity money to a fraternal or religious organization.
Owners are allowed to take part in every aspect of the winemaking process and to receive a portion of the yield, which they estimate at 40 to 50 case of wine a year.
