Sentence examples for below the fraction from inspiring English sources

Although Kohn and other researchers have used an older gene-editing tool known as zinc finger nucleases to repair defective genes causing sickle cell disease and a type of SCID in cells in a dish, only a tiny fraction of immature blood cells needed for the therapy to work end up with the gene corrected far below the fraction altered by now standard gene transfer methods.

The chart below illustrates the fraction of G.D.P. ceded to the providers of health care in a number of different countries over the last three decades.

The pFDR, discussed formally below, is the fraction of falsely rejected null hypotheses among the total number of rejected null hypotheses, subject to the positivity condition that one rejects at least one null hypothesis.

Furthermore, to avoid confusion in notations, we denote below for the fraction (2.1) by Let.

Interestingly, one patient showed a different response, in which at 4 hours the bound component diffusion time had decreased to slightly below baseline, while the fraction bound remained elevated.

The figure below plots the fraction of successful exploration and development wells in each year from 1949 to 2014.

Data from the Current Population Survey allows us to estimate the share of shoppers in these household brackets who are in families below 200percentFPL.1010 By multiplying the percentage of sales of each income bracket by the fraction below 200percentt FPL, we estimate that 28.1percentt of Walmart's sales are purchased by families earning below 200percentt of the federal poverty level.

For the fraction below 3 kDa, the control-conditioned fraction <3 kDa was compared to the K. oxytoca-conditioned fraction <3 kDa (Additional file 1: Figure S1b).

It shows a constant increase of the fraction below 24,000 Da and at the same time a decrease of the fraction above 300,000 Da.

The combination of XPS and XAS measurements revealed that freshly prepared alumina [134, 137] and silica [135, 158] supported nanoparticles are prone to oxidation as their diameter falls below ~4 nm, with the fraction of PdO proportional to the support surface area and interconnectivity.

For DNA and RNA libraries, around 4 liters of the fraction below 3 µm were filtered onto 0.6 µm pore size 47 mm diameter polycarbonate filters at a rate of 90 ml min−1.