Sentence examples for fractions amount from inspiring English sources
This radiation-induced injury to the small and/or large bowel is not simply dependent on radiation dose, fractions, amount of exposure and fields selected alone.
Hearts #1 and #4 were not PEGylated; hearts #2 and #3 were PEGylated with PEGylated PLM fractions amounting to 40 and 46%, respectively, in the initial lysate.
If the amounts of Mic10 present in the 1.5 MDa fractions in wild type and Δ aim24 are normalized to a ratio of 1, the ratio in the 300 kDa fractions amounts to 5.0.
Also, the results reveal the importance of the initial entrained fraction (amount of liquid entrained as droplets at the onset of annular flow); variation of this parameter influences the downstream distributions of concentration in both liquid streams.
Majority of the cell-associated radioactivity is internalized and the cell surface bound fraction amount is negligible (<1%) at all time points and the remainder of the radioactivity was present in the media.
The parameters considered in this research are the volume fraction (amount), size of the particle and the interface particle/matrix; considering always a well-dispersed separate phase in the cured adhesive.
The axial density gradients decreased for increasing fine fraction and decreasing coarse fraction amounts.
The radial density gradients were diminished for increasing fine fraction amounts only.
A two-component inversion of the corresponding spectral profiles indicates that the inhomogeneities occupy a very small fraction, amounting to less than 10%, of the resolution element.
The effect of shielding is taken into account by subtracting a fraction of the gonad dose calculated for the no-shield exposure; under optimal circumstances this subtracted fraction amounts to 95% in male patients and 50% in female patients [7].
In the as-deposited state, the average crystallite size and the crystalline volume fraction amounts to about 3.9 nm and 53%, respectively, and remain relatively constant after annealing at 300 °C.
