Sentence examples for defect proportion from inspiring English sources
As for the defects in statistical result presentation, even prestigious journals like Nature and BMJ had a defect proportion of 38.0% and 25.0%, respectively [20] [21].
To decide if an individual kernel can be accepted or rejected, it is necessary to design a method to detect defects, as well as quantify the defective proportions.
They examined extracellular matrix proteins previously implicated in the translocation of Nodal protein, revealing a defect in a proportion of Sox17 mutant embryos.
In the simw – Aatm interaction we find that the absolute number of tyrosines in each complex is a better predictor of the severity of the defect than the proportion of tyrosine present (which is relatively consistent across complexes).
We also found that thermal conductances of SiNW and DNW with no defects were in proportion to their cross-sectional area for 100 and 300 K.
Maternal use of folic acid supplements reduces risk of neural tube defects but a proportion of cases are not preventable.
Patients with this defect have low proportions of IL-17A-producing T cells and an almost complete defect in the generation of a Th17 response.
Expression of mutant (but not wild-type) hINS in the developing wing imaginal disc causes visible defects in a proportion of adult wings.
With respect to specific defects, the highest proportion of induced terminations were found with anencephalic cases (39.7%) with percentages less than 5% for the other studied defects with the exception of spina bifida (8.3%) and lower limb reduction defects (5.6%).
Microscopic analysis showed normal levels of progression past the germling stage but severe polarity defects in a proportion of cells at 25°, whereas at 37° a large proportion of the conidia failed to produce more than a small germ tube.
We observed dorsal appendage defects in a proportion of eggs produced by females expressing double-stranded RNA targeting Mkrn1 or jvl, implicating these two genes in dorsal ventral patterning.
