Sentence examples for compared to the proportion from inspiring English sources

The proportion of FLAG positive EdU positive cells was compared to the proportion of FLAG negative EdU positive neighboring cells.

The proportion of larva positive hides (range 0.5 60% per co-operative) was low compared to the proportion of seropositives.

The proportion of female first or second authorship was then compared to the proportion of female EM attending physicians from 134 academic EM programs in the United States.

A number of soil microbial properties varied by soil type, but, in general, a smaller proportion of measured soil microbial properties showed soil type effects compared to the proportion of soil physical and chemical properties that showed soil type effects.

Additionally, the proportion of Whites tended to be higher among the participating cases in the published case-control studies compared to the proportion of Whites among the non-participating cases or in cancer registries.

It causes a high harmonic SAR because the proportion of artifacts is too small compared to the proportion of the target (harmonic) and the interference (percussive) sounds.

It causes a low percussive SAR because the proportion of artifacts is too high compared to the proportion of the target (percussive) and the interference (harmonic) sounds.

A review published last year in the journal Cancer reported that virtually all ethnic groups were under-represented in cancer clinical trials when compared to the proportion of the general population that they represent.

A reduction in k ref implies a reduction in the proportion of exogenous LDOPA converted into DA within the corresponding brain region, as compared to the proportion that is metabolized in the periphery.

Additionally, the results suggest that spring and summer burning do not contribute to a disproportionate shift in overall richness or total number of individuals compared to the proportion native.

These thefts constitute a large proportion (50%) of all crime recorded on the LU, a significant over-representation compared to the proportion of theft across the rest of the rail network in England and Wales (27%).