Sentence examples for from a different proportion from inspiring English sources
Fifth, the different numbers of observations in the control groups of the alternative models rejected a potential bias resulting from a different proportion of observations in the control and treatment groups in the main analysis.
Probes on chromosomes X and Y were removed to eliminate potential artifacts originating from the presence of a different proportion of males and females.
over time periods may indicate that our overall result is not much influenced by a different proportion of subjects from provinces.
A different proportion of persons discharged from the hospital or who died after receiving a diagnosis of SARI may have tested positive for influenza than the proportion tested by convenience.
One-sample two-sided binomial test was used to identify which GO terms of a particular population of probe sets had a significantly different proportion from the overall population (P<0.05).
The participation rate varied between each maternal health care centre and they had a somewhat different proportion of participants from each cohort.
Five composite batches (M1 M5) containing Al2O3 SiC mullite Al were designed and prepared in situ from different proportion mixtures of alumina, silicon carbide and aluminum alloy.
Then, the tensile properties of LSHCC with plastic-state density of about 1300 1400 kg/m3 from different proportion of replacement of ordinary Portland cement (OPC) by fly ash (FA) and ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS) as well as different volume fraction of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) fibre were measured.
Such a difference in the elasticity may be derived from the different proportions of five- and sixfold Al ions in those glasses.
Colors from dark to light indicate different proportion from higher to lower (3 levels: >6%, 3-6%, and <3%).
With an eye to more recent chemistry, it is natural to think that the differing degrees of the primary qualities of warmth and humidity that characterize different substances arise from mixing different proportions of the elements.
