Sentence examples for in addition to the proportion from inspiring English sources

Within the T-cell subset, the proportion of CD8+high CD4− T-cells increased, in addition to the proportion of CD4+ T-cells co-expressing CD8.

In addition to the proportion of cells stained, the saturation of the stain is also measured, where a deeper stain indicates a greater intensity of the receptor.

If we had accounted for the density in addition to the proportion of airspace affected, the correlation between the chest radiograph score and EVLWI might have been stronger, and chest radiograph score may have been predictive of mortality.

Haplotype relationships were reconstructed with the neighbor-joining (NJ) algorithm and Maximum Likelihood (ML) implementing the transversion model (TVM) in addition to the proportion of invariable sites (I) and gamma distribution (G) models describing variation among sites (TVM+I+G) model of evolution using PAUP* version 4.0b10 [29].

In addition to the proportion score, an intensity score was made based on the average intensity of staining, 0 = negative, 1 = weak, 2 = intermediate and 3 = strong.

In addition to the proportion of cells expressing ENG, the abundance of Eng transcripts in Flk1+ cells was also increased (supplementary material Fig. S8Aiii).

In addition to the proportions of GFRα1+ As, Apr, and Aal-4 spermatogonia, the model correctly predicted the near-absence of GFRα1+ units larger than eight, as well as the small number of "odd-sized" units (Aal-3, Aal-5, Aal-6, and Aal-7), which was already a nontrivial test of the validity of the modeling scheme.

In addition to the high proportion of miners with silicosis, this study shows that the proportions in black miners have been rising since the mid-1970s.

In addition to the mix proportion and constituents of concrete, many other variables such as quality control, water content, and temperature are directly associated with the value of the TCC.

This, in addition to the limited proportion of trips with interactions, and the relatively short time periods spent in association with fishing vessels, supports the idea that discards and offal are relatively unimportant in energetic terms for the study population during early chick rearing.

There is a relatively even spread, in addition to the small proportion (11%) of formal sites, of those known to the public, to MSM and just known locally.