Sentence examples for A wide proportion from inspiring English sources

L'Equipe reported that the scientific advisor to the French Agency Against Doping (AFLD), Professor Xavier Bigard, said in interviews with athletes at last year's European Games in Baku that a wide proportion of athletes admitted taking meldonium.

Three ethylene butene copolymers (two metallocene-based and one conventional) having different composition distributions were blended with low density polyethylene (LDPE) in a wide proportion range.

The vaccine may thus be a source of cognate help for HIV-specific CD8+ T cells elicited by conventional immunogens, in a wide proportion of vaccinees.

Despite the fast moving human genome discoveries in a wide proportion of diseases having large public health impact, however, the promise of personalized healthcare has far lagged behind due the complexity involved [ 1].

This approach contrasts with the current method of using genome annotation to guide assay design, allowing a far greater number of assays to be designed over a wider proportion of the genome.

Round hand has a relatively wide proportion of width to height in its small letters, and they are joined by steeply angled (40 45 degree) hairlines.

The constant of proportionality for each branch is determined by the genome wide proportion.

Between the years 2000 and 2050, the world wide proportion of persons over 65 years of age is expected to more than double, from the current 6.9%to16.4%4% [ 6].

b Average values except for the measure for expression divergence (Expr-Div), where the value provided should be considered the genome wide proportion of differentially expressed genes.

Based on a systematic literature review on attrition from diabetes education services [ 58], a wide-ranging proportion of individuals with diabetes drop out of education interventions across several countries with differing structured health care systems.

These heads are sculpted with relatively simple headdresses; they have squat, wide proportions and distinctive facial features.