Sentence examples for allow a proportion from inspiring English sources

Clade models allow a proportion of sites to undergo divergent selection pressures in two or more clades defined a priori.

Branch models allow dN/dS to vary across branches in the phylogeny but not across sites [ 32, 33], whereas clade models allow a proportion of sites to undergo divergent selection pressures in two or more clades defined a priori[ 34].

The idea is essentially to allow a proportion p21 of non-enriched probes in an enriched region and a proportion p12 of enriched probes in a non-enriched region.

A newer treatment paradigm has been proposed for highly selected patients with unresectable liver-only metastases in such patients, primary chemotherapy may allow a proportion, in whom adequate downsizing is achieved, to undergo subsequent resection (Leichman, 2007).

The balloon is partially deflated, allowing a proportion of aortic flow distal to the balloon.

It is suggested that such a difference can be related to the ability of low valency cations to occupy interstitial sites, allowing a proportion of the noble elements to dissolve in alumina through the self-compensating mode.

The online journal era, dating from around 1996 onwards, has allowed a proportion of the visual and numerical data components to increasingly separate into what is often referred to as supporting information (SI or ESI for electronic forms) or other synonyms.

A first LRT favored model M8 (Yang et al. 2000), a model allowing a proportion of sites to evolve under positive selection, for 7 of the 13 genes.

Our modelling attempted to account for sexually transmitted HIV among PWID by allowing a proportion of PWID to be already HIV infected at their initiation to injecting (8%), and by assuming a continued rate of sexual HIV transmission among PWID.

We assumed a general time reversible model of DNA substitution allowing a proportion of invariant sites and gamma distributed variation in substitution rate among sites (GTR + I + G) for all four DNA fragments.

However, the cost-effectiveness of the polypill was £21 400 per QALY in sensitivity analyses that allowed a proportion of patients in the monocomponents arm to be adherent to just one or two monocomponents.