Sentence examples for fraction coming from from inspiring English sources

"C u at the Kid Rock concert — you know, the guy who actually draws a crowd?" That classical music can still draw a crowd became clear in March, when the YouTube Symphony, an ad-hoc orchestra led by Michael Tilson Thomas, lured in thirty-three millionlineple online, the largest fraction coming from North America.

At that time, England (Sally Brock, Nicola Smith, Fiona Brown, Susan Stockdale, Heather Dhondy and Nevena Senior) led by 0.3 imps, the fraction coming from the carry-over formula applied to the result of the earlier qualifying match between the two teams.

To determine whether concentrations of 0 to 8 mM of MG, 0 to 2 M of NaCl, 0 to 200 mM H2O2, and 1, 10, and 20  μg of IgG fraction, coming from sera of rabbit immunized with rTsTrx-1 and normal rabbit serum (control), affected the TsTrx-1 activity, the enzyme was incubated in each one for 30 min at 37°C and the activity was measured as before.

(The fraction came from the carryover formula used on the score of the qualifying-stage match between these teams).

Atul Singh, founder and editor-in-chief, Fair Observer, California, USA Currently, fewer than 10% of South African youth access higher education, of which only a fraction come from townships or rural communities.

The paper documents trends in American imports of stony corals from 1990 to 2010, and found that a majority of corals imported to the United States are still collected from the wild, but a small but growing fraction comes from aquaculture.

They documented the discovery of insoluble, glassy spherules containing radioCs and assumed that the major fraction came from the first event.

While some of the motions were produced by surf pounding beaches, a larger fraction came from large storm waves far offshore that smashed into each other.

Commercial activities contributed half the revenue, while the remaining fraction came from sports activities.

High protistan diversity in the <0.8 µm size fraction, in particular sequences from radiolarians and ciliates (and their absence in the 0.8 3 µm fraction), suggest that most of the DNA in this fraction comes from extracellular material from larger cells.

The remaining fraction comes from FSGD and species-specific events [ 30].