Sentence examples similar to drifting proportion from inspiring English sources
We argue that in case of a sequence pattern for which a corresponding binding protein does exist, natural selection should drift the proportion of high-score motifs away from the stochastically expected values.
The transformation in distribution of deaths attributed to NCDs unravels a much larger proportion of deaths drifting toward old ages.
Records from floods in the 1800's indicate that icebergs of Titanic proportions were seen drifting near farmhouses.
Hans van den Broek, the book's protagonist - if that is not too active a word for O'Neill's drifting, daydreaming Dutch exile - is trying to deal with the slow-dawning realisation that his life has 'shrunk to very small proportions'.
He was "drifting, confused".
People are drifting away".
Given difficulties in maintaining employment, income or education during the prodromal phase of disorder (Fusar-Poli et al., 2010; Niendam et al., 2009), it is possible that a proportion of people drift into more disadvantaged communities before FEP, suggesting that early intervention in psychosis efforts should be redoubled in our poorest communities.
