Sentence examples for dominant fraction from inspiring English sources

Results show a dominant fraction of fine sediments, allowing classifying the observed bedforms as mud waves.

This size range is the dominant fraction at all times during the water boiling test.

As determined by GPC analysis, the polysaccharide with a molecular weight of 3.71 × 106 D (83.2%) was the most dominant fraction.

"We find that a dominant fraction of the users interacting with the troll memes is the one composed of users preeminently interacting with alternative information sources and thus more exposed to unsubstantiated claims," they say.

The prevailing opinion on the temporal origin of water in a hillslope stormflow hydrograph is that the pre-event water represents a dominant fraction.

Although complete product analysis was not possible, the data suggest that the dominant fraction of lignin was converted into monomeric units with a small fraction with molecular weights up to 650 g/mol.

During this time the more polar hmFCCs, Mc-FCC-56 and Mc-FCC-53, became the dominant fractions, compatible with their suggested appearance as products of further functionalization of Mc-FCC-62 by catabolic enzymes[ 22] (see Figure 5).

During the winter months, the highest PM10 (particulate matter with aerodynamic diameter < 10 μm) concentrations have a dominant PM2.5 fraction (i.e., fraction of particles < 2.5 μm in aerodynamic diameter).

The dominant P fraction was associated with aluminum (Al) hydroxides, a fraction that also included some iron (Fe) hydroxides and organic P. The Al P fraction accounted for 62% and 66% of total P in all soil and lake samples, respectively.

On both native Tris-glycine and Bis-Tris native blue gels, the smaller particles (7.7 8.0 nm) were the dominant HDL fraction at the low available cell lipid:apoAI ratio and a minor fraction at the high value of the ratio (Fig. 5 C, D).

Loesslike deposits, on the other hand, include sediments that resemble typical loess only in certain features (mineralogical composition, dominant dust fraction, colour, etc.).