Sentence examples for by either proportion from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the top 1% of methylated genes in the genome, by either proportion or total number of sites, revealed similar GO term distributions to the top 20 genes (data not shown).

Mortality rates were expressed in accordance with the required information by either the proportion of dead animals at the end of the monitoring period (14 days unless otherwise indicated), by MTTD, or by the 50% lethal dose (LD50).

Furthermore, the model was less affected by either the proportion of candidemia due to CK or CG or the attributable mortality related to inappropriate therapy.

Since a- and b-cleavages are mutually exclusive, an increase in one should be compensated by roughly equal decrease in the other if all full length APP is cleaved, in similar proportions, by either a- or b-secretase.

Thus for electoral wards in 1998, the estimated deprivation gap in survival was very similar when deprivation was categorised either by the proportion of the population on income support or by the more complex income domain score, suggesting that the simpler index was just as useful for detecting socioeconomic differences in cancer survival.

We recorded mortality by either number or proportion of deaths in each group and odds ratio or hazard ratio with confidence intervals.

We found that the tumor extracellular matrix is secreted by both tumor cells and stromal cells; some proteins are exclusively secreted by the tumor cells or the stromal cells; and some proteins are secreted by both compartments: either in equal proportions or more abundantly by the tumor cells or by the stromal cells.

However, we created a 'new users' group who did not use medication within the first year of the study and their proportions were not different from the overall sample proportion either by race or other demographic factors (see additional file 1, tables S5).

Accuracy was defined by the difference from the reference standard, while precision was defined by the proportion of measurements within either 5° or 10°.

PEEP may increase the end-expiratory lung volume either by increasing the proportion of aerated alveoli at end-expiration or by further inflating already ventilated lung regions.

This effect can be explained either by a larger proportion of amplifiable molecules in the automated samples or a smaller average insert size of the automatic libraries.