Sentence examples for fraction of animals from inspiring English sources
With hormones and antibiotics given to promote milk production and only a tiny fraction of animals tested for mad cow disease, it's not for me.
In Europe, mandatory testing for steroid use in cattle is performed on a tiny fraction of animals because it is costly and complicated, generally involving mass spectrometry and gas chromatogaphy to detect the steroids and their metabolites.
The control group also had the largest fraction of animals with macroscopic tumor incidence.
Treatment with cyclosporin A prolonged the time to complete response compared to animals treated with RIT only, but the fraction of animals exhibiting complete response was similar.
Neither the time to metastatic disease nor the fraction of animals developing disseminated disease was affected by cyclosporin A. This observation indicates that T cells might be involved in the response process of RIT in our model.
Two-stage cluster sampling design was performed in this study offering the possibility to determine the prevalence of SRLVs infection, when only a fraction of herds and a fraction of animals in the herds are tested.
However, this technique is available only for a small fraction of animal and vegetal species with strong genetics.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06444.042 Pick a specified percentile from this distribution (here the 99th percentile was used), that is, the maximal speed of the bump, in order to account for the specified fraction of animal velocities, set this as s max.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06444.042 Pick a specified percentile from this distribution (here the 99th percentile was used), that is, the maximal speed of the bump, in order to account for the specified fraction of animal velocities, set this as smax.
Further improvements to imputation algorithms will increase accuracy and allow smaller fractions of animals to be genotyped at highest density.
It is also worth emphasizing, as illustrated in Figure 1, it is inappropriate to calculate the magnitude of the increase in susceptibility simply by stating the ratio of the fractions of animals infected in the test and control groups.
