Sentence examples for fraction of back from inspiring English sources

Another important metric is system sensitivity, which is defined as the minimum detectable fraction of back reflected light.

The fraction of back skin surface area occupied by well-separated AP+ sensory arbors varied from ∼0.2%to∼15%5%.

MC: You say you may see a comical fraction of the back end from the "net movie profits".

Certainly, the millions had rotated the Russians' way, and in the last year they'd come to town looking to rotate a fraction of it back.

Analysis of the computational results also suggests that the reaction reversed to the reaction CH + N2 → NCN + H returns a considerable fraction of NCN back to N2.

As for money, "Godspell" has returned a small fraction of capital back to the investors, and the show is a long way from profit: It has performed modestly at the box office, usually covering its weekly running costs of about $300,000 but rarely earning much more than that.

First, they reflect a certain fraction of radiation back into space, which means that the earth receives less of the sun's energy.

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That no matter what kind of a mess they make, they can just take those profits and plow a small fraction of them back into the political system, and lay their losses off on the taxpayers?

Expression of DN-DaPKC in the background of ept/M 3) eye-antennal discs led to a reproducible shift of a fraction of cells back into the G1-phase (dotted line, Fig. 2C).

In the complete AKAP5 KO both PKA and calcineurin would be released from their anchored sites in proximity to the AMPAR and we postulate that the mice with this congenital defect are able to partially compensate although that compensation does not appear to entail movement of a substantial fraction of PKA back to the normal dendritic sites.