Sentence examples for at small proportion from inspiring English sources
These results cannot fully exclude the possibility that at small proportion of the Phl p 1-reactive rat IgG is cross-reactive to GST, or that these antibodies bind to GST with an affinity too low to allow GST in solution to block antibody binding to Phl p 1.
Transit stations have also been acknowledged as a good example of 'risky facilities' (Clarke and Eck 2005, Felson and Boba,2010) as the majority of crimes that occur at transit stations are concentrated at a small proportion of stations; the so called 80/20 rule.
This is a well-established method and is frequently used for assessment of renal tissue perfusion; however, the technique is invasive, and measurements are performed at a small proportion of the kidney, less than approximately 1 mm at each probe site.
The Kerry advertisements are aimed largely at the small proportion of voters who say they are still undecided -- mostly voters who tend to think of themselves as conservative, but not so conservative as Mr. Bush.
Stations exhibit expected characteristics of risky facilities, a large proportion of thefts occur at a small proportion of stations (the 80/20 rule).
In vitro differentiation of stem cells usually produces a mixed population of different cell lineages with the desired cell type present only at a small proportion.
The literature suggests stations will act as risky facilities for theft and will exhibit the 80/20 rule; that most theft occurs at a small proportion of stations.
Although the concentrations evident for these two estimates are not as strong as the theft above ground, both below ground measures still estimate a large proportion of theft at a small proportion of stations.
The findings are consistent with the research literature; stations act as risky facilities and most theft is concentrated at a small proportion of stations and during peak travel hours.
The EOL produced a similar curve to the ICA, and the EOL adj* produced a similar result to the ICA adj*, therefore both techniques here demonstrate evidence of risky facilities; below ground theft is concentrated at a small proportion of stations.
