Sentence examples for greater fractions from inspiring English sources

The combination of ECAP + extrusion processes was observed to produce finer grain sizes with greater fractions of high angle grain boundaries (HAGBs) than the ECAP.

The livestock animal specific VWC identifies the type of animal responsible for greater fractions of water demand and thus provides an opportunity to optimize water use in livestock farming.

I also find that fund management teams with more industry-specific human capital in strategy and management consulting and, to a lesser extent, engineering and non-venture finance manage funds with greater fractions of portfolio company exits.

I find that fund management teams with more task-specific human capital, as measured by more managers having past experience as venture capitalists and by more managers having past experience as executives at start-up companies, manage funds with greater fractions of portfolio company exits.

At stations G1000 and W700, average total-core TOC, TN and C∶N values were higher compared to G700 and W1000 (Fig. 2), indicating higher amounts of OM with greater fractions of terrestrial and/or very degraded OM at these stations.

This means that greater fractions of DnBP and BBzP are in the gas phase as opposed to the condensed phase (i.e., associated with dust and airborne particles).

"Less people are coming across," said Bruce Anderson, the chief forensic anthropologist at the medical examiner's office, "but a greater fraction of them are dying".

They may have visited a greater fraction of the 10 largest cities in the world than of the neighborhoods of their own city.

Efforts are growing in the meantime to recycle a greater fraction of the estimated 300 million tires that domestic drivers discard each year.

Their choices are limited by financial constraints, insurance coverage constraints and the fact that the M.B.A. approach to medicine is spreading to an ever greater fraction of medical providers.

Claudia Goldin contends ("Working It Out," Op-Ed, March 15) that news reports are wrong, and "the truth is that a greater fraction of college women today are mixing family life and career than ever before".