Sentence examples for a proportion of repeat from inspiring English sources
Slightly more timely is a mid-June BMG phone poll, which also made a proportion of repeat calls, and separated out the results.
Relatively new channels like ABC2 and ABC Kids have a proportion of repeats and programs from overseas that is above 90%.
A review of campus sexual assault cases by United Educators, a liability insurance company, found that fraternity men were not more likely to be accused of sexual assault than men not involved with Greek life, but that they made up a larger proportion of repeat offenders.
If a large proportion of repeat chlamydia infections are due to antibiotic treatment failure, then international recommendations on chlamydia treatment may need to be re-evaluated.
As for other eukaryotic genomes, that of Phalaenopsis was found to contain a significant proportion of repeat sequences and potential TEs; 1,272 BESs (23% of the total) contained such TEs (Table 1).
Repeat issues were then expressed as a proportion of all issues (repeats and acutes).
The genome size of Mytilus is estimated to be 1.56×1011 bp (http://www.genomesize.com/) so a simplistic guess on the number of genes would be ∼15,000 assuming that the genome does not contain a particularly high proportion of repeat sequences.
Firstly, when errors are frequent a non-negligible proportion of repeat genotypes will sustain errors in both genotypes, leading to undercounting of errors (e.g. due to an underlying heterozygous genotype of AB being genotyped twice as AA).
In general, the ELN gene in mammalian species contains a somewhat higher proportion of repeat elements that the rest of the genome, with numerous repeats concentrated ~70 kb upstream of the first coding exon (in a region of extremely low GC content).
Cell counts in a proportion of cases were repeated to confirm reproducibility in the counting data.
Barros, personal communication], while a Czech study from 2008 found a proportion of 1.7% reporting repeated sexual contacts with other men [ 19].
