Juda, M., "HRC-S Double Pulse Fraction", memo, 2002-Jun-27.
Excluding the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, sponsored research last year provided 43percentt of the operating budget, or more than double the fraction provided by income from the endowment.
The results show that distinctly different solid-fraction profiles exist in the different-sized beds and that a 50% increase in bed diameter can nearly double the fraction of the wall covered by clusters.
About two-thirds of Republican voters now recognize Mr. Perry's name, which means that almost 4 in 10 who do recognize him have him as their first choice, roughly double the fraction for Mr. Romney.
The observable of interest is the double occupancy fraction, (D = frac{2}{n}sum_{i} n_{iuparrow }n_{idownarrow}), where n is the total number of sites, which for example can be used to probe metal to insulator transitions in this model.
The percentage of vWF/PDGFRβ double positive fraction of HUVEC was measured individually in cells cultured in control medium, EPC-CM, and control medium containing 100 pg/ml or 100 ng/ml rhPDGF-BB.
For example, with a challenge dose of 1 ID50, even an agent that increases susceptibility by 1000-fold conly only double the fraction of animals infected.
When a DNA target is modeled at 52°C, for example, the double stranded fraction decreases by only about 30% – from 41%to29%9% – when the target is simulated as sheared into 50mer fragments.
Flow cytometry analysis indicated that GFP + Cherry + content defining the double-infected fraction was greater than 90% in all conditions.
In a sample of 869 subjects we find a large treatment effect: Offering a list of default charities doubles the fraction of donors, as well as the revenue for charities.
