Sentence examples for conservative fraction of from inspiring English sources

Given knowledge of a maximum expected interaction density a constant and conservative fraction of the force in equation 3 could be applied over any time-step.

Still, a high percentage of cost distribution is based on LOS, and especially for medical DRGs (conservative therapy), the fraction of directly case-related costs is low compared with operative DRGs.

Convergence diagnostics, examined with the help of AWTY [ 104], indicated a conservative burn-in fraction of 0.25.

Health research requirements to support the public health sector in Africa are on the order of US$5 billion (a conservative estimate), but a fraction of this amount is available.

We note that for those subjects with increasing HIV-1 RNA over time, using time to the last observation prior to initiation of cART as their high viral load duration led to conservative estimates of the fraction of identified subjects.

Re "A Scientist, His Work and a Climate Reckoning" ("Temperature Rising" series, front page, Dec. 22): It is a tragic commentary on a 40-year decline in scientific literacy in America that the work of Charles David Keeling on rising carbon dioxide levels is so egregiously misinterpreted by conservative legislators and a significant fraction of the general public.

Even when using the conservative estimates, we get a fraction of 4 25% putative PCR errors in relation to all errors (Table 2).

The latter was introduced as a conservative approach to limit the fraction of spurious hits that could result from chance alignments of reads of exogenous origin to the horse genome.

I found these puzzling, mainly because these basic items can be found almost anywhere, in similarly conservative cuts, and generally at a fraction of the cost.

The default threshold is very conservative and only a rather small fraction of reads will be eliminated.

This is consistent with a nearly 2-fold difference in groundwater salinity, a conservative measure of the manure-derived fraction of groundwater (16).