Sentence examples for by a variable percentage from inspiring English sources

This class of enzymes is characterized by a variable percentage of sugars which vary according to snake species: 4% in Calloselasma rhodostoma, 2.64% in Bothrops brazili, 3.6% in Bothrops jararaca, 2 to 5% in Crotalus adamanteus, 15% in Bothrops alternatus, 13 16% in Bothrops moojeni, 12% in Bothrops atrox, and, 25% in Bungarus caeruleus [ 21, 25, 35, 53, 59, 66, 80, 81], respectively.

This study examines the mechanical properties and the durability parameters of mortars incorporating plastics bag wastes (PBW) as fine aggregate by substitution of a variable percentage of sand (10, 20, 30 and 40%%).

The calcined silt was introduced by substitution of a variable percentage of cement such as: 5, 10 and 15%% and that, to better see their influence on the mechanical and physical properties as well as behavior of these mortars with the chemical attacks.

The plastic waste was introduced by substitution of a variable percentage of sand such as: 10, 20, 30 and 40%% and that, to better see their influence on the mechanical physic properties as well as behavior of these mortars with towards the chemical attacks.

MCs represents an important example of these multifactorial and clinically multifaceted disorders, potentially triggered by HCV infection in a variable percentage of cases.

Only five isolates from 2010/2011 were examined leaving us unable to draw conclusions regarding these years and the interpretation of temporal trends was hampered by the variable percentage of isolates examined per year (range 4.5%-42.8%).

CXCL13 was also expressed in skin affected by AOSD; variable percentages of inflammatory cells were positive for this material.

Open arm exploration was characterized by two variables: percentage time spent in the open arm, and percentage open arm entries (100 × open arm entries/total arm entries).

In these maps, the figures for scrub typhus were fitted to the GWR models by using the following explanatory variables: (a) percentage of farm workers; (b) timber management area; (c) recreational forest area; (d) national protectorate area; (e) natural reserve area; (f) plantation area; (g) clear-cut area; and (h) other purpose area.

Categorical variables are summarized by a count and percentage and compared by a chi-squared test.

Categorical variables by percentages and continuous variables with a median and a minimum-maximum value were described.