Sentence examples for differential percentage from inspiring English sources

Comparison of the subcellular localizations of the human and murine immunoreactive proteins demonstrated moderate similarities but somewhat disparate results mainly focused on the differential percentage of OuterMembrane/OM-associated proteins and proteins of unknown localization.

For this, a differential percentage weight for each recommendation was applied to all priority areas, based on established multi-criteria analytical decision-making methodologies [ 15– 17].

Slide preparations for differential percentage counting of cells were made in a cytocentrifuge (Aero spray, Wescor, USA) using 50-μL aliquots of the lavage cell suspensions.

However, only ColSBE provided two groups that displayed a significant survival difference, as well as a differential percentage of cases showing both expected methylation of gene MGMT promoter and overexpression of gene VEGF.

The differential percentage of inefficient district hospitals in our study and the Tamilnadu studies may be due to the different inputs–outputs, huge differences in socio-economic conditions of the states, and also the different periods of conducting the studies.

The numbers of lymphocytes, monocytes, and neutrophils in the post capillary venules were counted and differential percentages were scored.

Focus-reduction micro-neutralization (FRμNT) assays were conducted with the sera to see if homologous/heterologous virus neutralization correlated with differential percentages or titers of virus-specific or cross-reactive immunoglobulin populations.

Leukocyte differential percentages exclude one SIRS subject, nine Sepsis Survivors, and two Sepsis Deaths for whom differential data were not available.

These areas also have distinct patterns of immigration and differential percentages of Chinese relative to the larger population that may also be important in explaining these findings.

Cytospin preparations were stained with a HEMA 3 stain set (Fisher Scientific, Pittsburgh, PA, USA), and broncho-alveolar lavage (BAL) fluid cell differential percentages were determined based on light microscopic evaluation of >300 cells/slide 29.

Log-binomial regression was used to estimate risk ratios, unadjusted and sex-and-age-adjusted, between the two groups for differential percentages in clinical management and self-harm repetition outcomes.