Sentence examples for an extremely high share from inspiring English sources
The maximum possible gross for the six performances of "Salesman" last week was $731,760; the production took in 84 percent of that amount, an extremely high share for a play.
The largest share of surgical procedures is recorded for Žilina Region; in Gynecology, Košice Region; in Ophthalmology, Žilina Region; in Otorhinolaryngology, Prešov Region and in Urology, an extremely high share is connected to Košice Region of the whole Slovak area.
The deduced protein sequences share high homology degree and are characterized by an extremely high percentage of aspartic acid residues ranging from 19% (cit.5456) to 27% (cit.11563 and cit.5776) providing very low values of pI (3.64, 3.54 and 3.66, respectively).
The viromes from both field sites have an extremely high percentage of identifiable viral sequences, with more than 79% of the sequences in each virome sharing nucleotide-level identities to known plant viruses.
DmeNEP1, in particular, also shares an extremely high conservation of active site residues with CelTO5A8.4, suggesting they are functionally very similar.
These families shared an extremely high level of sequence identity with homologs in the silkworm, the triatomine bug, and the freshwater hydrozoan, which diverged from a common ancestor at least 300 Ma (table 1 and fig. 5).
This analysis thus provides compelling experimental support for our method since it illustrates an extremely high correlation coefficient between the number of shared motifs and co-expression (correlation coefficient = 0.97) when we consider genes with 22 or more shared motifs.
This was a carefully choreographed piece of theatre, with an extremely high security presence, ruthlessly exercised and with its fair share of brutality.
Furthermore, the decline came from an extremely high level and has been reversed in recent years, exhibiting the highest shares of fixed-term contracts in youth employment as well as recent hirings.
"There is an extremely high chance for an infected drug user to transmit HIV to a non-infected user by sharing needles.
