Sentence examples for conserving rate from inspiring English sources

The breast conserving rate was 68.2%, and most of these were treated with radiotherapy.

Secondary endpoints include pathologic complete response rate, breast conserving rate, change in Ki67 expression, breast density change, and toxicity profile.

Breast conserving surgery rate was 39.1% (18/46).> -wrap-foot> Abbreviations: PD = progression disease; cPR = clinical partial response; cCR = clinical complete response; tpCR = total pathological complete response; bpCR = breast pathological complete response.

The most conserved intronic motif (GTNAGT, Additional file 1, Table S1), corresponding to a splice donor motif, is both abundant (6648 instances) and well conserved with C.R. (conservation rate) equal to 37%.

Comparing genome size estimates between three species, Pinus pinaster, Pinus strobus and Pinus palustris, Echt and Nelson [ 50] showed that pines have similar genome lengths, suggesting a highly conserved genomic rate of recombination across species.

Low-complexity reception and interference suppression are essential in multiuser mobile systems if battery power is to be conserved, data-rates improved and quality of service enhanced.

Instead of the default homogenization method of Serpent, the Effective Diffusion Homogenization method is applied externally, which conserves reaction rates, as well as the boundary partial currents of the central cell.

Therefore, we conclude that hub interactions are conserved at rates that are better than average, and the effect of hubs should be considered in subsequent analyses.

The conservation frequency differed a great deal among pair types in maize, where divergent pairs are conserved at rates close to half that of convergent or tandem pairs.

Interactions connecting proteins annotated with kinase activity (GO 0016301), a category that consists of 222 proteins, are conserved at rates of 14%/23%, but the sub category of protein kinase activity (GO 0004672) that contains 135 proteins are conserved at rates of 19%/29% which is higher than the average.

Interactions in the integrated network that were part of the complexes defined by Krogan et al. were conserved at a rate of 26.22% (out of 3738 possible interactions), while the 1930 interactions that were part of the complexes identified by Gavin et al. had a conservation rate of 35.49%.