Sentence examples for burden percentage from inspiring English sources

Among patients treated with DDDR pacing AF burden (percentage of time with mode-switch; ie, a measure of time in AF) was evaluated in 650 patients.

To gain further insights into pathomechanisms of C9FTLD, sense and antisense neuronal RNA foci burden (percentage of neurons containing foci) were correlated with age at onset and age at death.

98 When 11.5-month-old PDAPP mice were treated with weekly injections of 3D6 for 6 months, the Aβ burden (percentage of a brain section of the frontal cortex that can be immunohistochemically stained for Aβ) was reduced by 86%.

The antibodies elicited by vaccination continued to effectively suppress, even 5 6 months after the last booster immunization, infectivity (both oocyst burden and percentage of mosquitoes infected) of P. falciparum gametocytes in Anopheles mosquitoes.

The CD45 microglia burden (the percentage of area in the measurement field occupied by CD45 immunoreactive microglia) was quantified in a manner analogous to that used to measure the Aβ burden.

Lowering the corporate tax burden by 5 percentage points could increase Japan's gross domestic product by 2.6 percentage points, or 14.4 trillion yen $172 billionn), over the next three years, according to estimates by Japan's Trade Ministry.

Out of curiosity, she looked at the housing cost burden, or the percentage of income that people spend on housing, in the Port Washington area where she lives.

After winning the House of Representatives in 2010, the GOP brokered a deal to keep the Bush tax cuts in place, which has reduced the tax burden as a percentage of GDP to its lowest point since Harry Truman sat in the White House.

They also point out that the city's debt burden as a percentage of its budget is still about three times the state's, because of the huge borrowing former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani approved.

One study, by the Tax Foundation, a tax research group supported by the tax departments of large corporations, tries to compute the total tax burden as a percentage of all income earned in each state, taking into account every tax, including taxes on corporate and personal income, cigarettes and liquor.

Severe spending and public service cuts have failed to significantly reduce budget deficits or lower Greece's debt burden as a percentage of its fast shrinking G.D.P. Economic contraction has taken a huge bite out of tax revenues and forced much of the labor force into involuntary idleness.