Sentence examples for destruction percentage from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, destruction percentage of 11% was obtained using UV irradiation alone.

The degree of bone destruction was determined as percentage difference between the average bone volumes in experimental groups compared with those in the appropriate control cohorts.

We constructed biomathematical models of haematopoiesis under chemotherapy in the past showing that the loss of effector cells can also be explained by the destruction of a specific percentage of these cells in each chemotherapy cycle (Scholz et al. 2005).

The percentage of cell destruction at a particular dilution was calculated as (Acont – Adil/Acont) × 100, where Acont is absorbance in control wells and Adil is absorbance in wells of a particular dilution of sample.

An analogy would be the area of annual destruction of Amazon rainforest as a percentage of the landmass of South America, which would mean far less than destruction as a percentage of the total area of the rainforest.

He said the Police Department was prepared "for that small percentage that are bent on destruction of property or other things of that nature".

Moreover, statistical analysis failed to show significance between currently smoking controls and formerly and never smoking controls, except in the percentage of controls with severe periodontal destruction (CAL ≥ 5 mm).

However, only a small percentage of prostate cancer samples have dysregulated destruction complex or mutated β-catenin [18].

We have all been steeped in the destructive aspects of inflation, but let's recognize that the destruction is in accumulated wealth, which is mainly owned by a small percentage of the population.

Right: Percentage of initial total grain mass lost because of dust destruction in the shock vs. shock speed.

Hashimoto et al. (Hashimoto et al., 1999) suggested that pathological changes in the meniscus are associated with cell apoptosis, and observed that the percentage of apoptotic cells correlated with the severity of tissue destruction.