Sentence examples for estimated percentages from inspiring English sources

Fig. 9 Using a computer for playing games (outside of school) by gender (estimated percentages across all participating countries).

For a flexible peptide, the estimated percentages of secondary structure components should not be taken as absolute measures, but rather reflect on relative changes between spectra in a series of experiments.

The percentages are valid percentages within the relevant group of teachers, with a low impact of item non response.9 Standard errors of estimated percentages are expressed in percentage points.

The human-generated half can be divided into the following estimated percentages: 65% from stationary combustion, of which coal-fired power plants are the largest aggregate source (40% of U.S. mercury emissions in 1999).

Absolute cell numbers of BrdU+/Arc+ and BrdU+/Arc− cells were calculated by multiplying the total number of BrdU+ cells by their estimated percentages.

In fact, the few studies that have previously attempted to quantify different populations in a biofilm [49], [50], [51], [52], were either unable to provide absolute cell numbers of populations in biofilms (and estimated percentages of populations instead), or used quantitative PCR as a complementary technique to perform that task.

The estimated average effect, heterogeneity in effects and the estimated percentage of variability attributable to heterogeneity (I) are given.

We estimated percentage of surface covered by these functional types and by bedrock outcrops and loose surface stones.

Even if one halves the estimated percentage to 20%, a rough total of 10,000 will have died "indirectly" because of the US campaign.

The final "M*A*S*H" generated a 60.2 rating (the estimated percentage of TV households tuned to a program); Sunday's Super Bowl produced a 45.0.

Both studies found that the estimated percentage depreciation was progressively increasing with the noise level.