Sentence examples for but a sizeable fraction from inspiring English sources

As we will discuss below, the incidence of appendicitis has dropped since 1990, but a sizeable fraction of people still develop inflamed appendices.

For genes whose Y-linked alleles show signs of degeneration relative to the X-linked allele (i.e., are expressed at less than half the total of the two X alleles in the female), the majority are expressed at less than 2-fold (the equivalent expression from two female Xs), but a sizeable fraction are expressed greater than 2-fold (Muyle et al. 2012).

It is expected that the stress on the cells may be reduced by the use of such conditions but a sizeable fraction of the population may be lost by their failure to pellet (Katkov & Mazur, 1999), that is, care is required to remove the supernatant from the loose sediment without resuspending the cells.

When only a single sample is obtainable, the EPA can also estimate effective size in large populations, but requires that a sizeable fraction of the population is sampled to do so (Wang et al. 2010).

The majority of the reactors in operation in the world today are light water reactors (LWRs) but there is also a sizeable fraction of heavy water reactors.

Similarly, a sizeable fraction, but not all of the syntenin-dependent cargo that ends up in exosomes might need to be directly linked to syntenin.

Many of the mutations found so far show a dominant effect, but recessive mutations are likely to also contribute a sizeable fraction of cases [ 71, 92].

A sizeable fraction of AMPARs were present at the surface of synaptosomes and co-fractionated with NMDARs and PSD-95, indicating they were localized to synapses.

The model assumed that a sizeable fraction of hard-core warriors would die by the sword, but it also assumed a reward for those who didn't: they got to mate with females from the conquered tribe.

Although catastrophic medical expenses strike only a tiny fraction of Americans each year, they account for a sizeable fraction of health care costs.

This has left the banks increasingly reliant on short-term loans from the European Central Bank (ECB), funding a sizeable fraction of their assets this way.