Sentence examples for in lower fraction from inspiring English sources

Intensive grazing (de Souza et al. 2010), absence of tillage (PWL) and periodic tillage (MPL) resulted in lower fraction of soil that are potentially susceptible to wind erosion (Masri and Ryan 2006).

The major fragment of parent compound 269 was not found in the fragments of this metabolite, indicating that metabolite VIII was tri-demethylated GNF-351 and the tri-demethylation reaction occurred in the lower fraction of GNF-351, as shown in Figure  3.

In the present study, CRF during radiotherapy was observed in a lower fraction of patients when compared to other studies; only 17.5% of the patients developed fatigue symptoms during treatment.

Attractive energy results in a higher fraction bound protein and repulsive energy results in a lower fraction.

PP1 also resulted in a lower fraction of RAW cells responding, while LY294002 had little if any effect on the fraction of responders (Figure 7C).

This resulted in a lower fraction containing pure SSM and an upper fraction containing cell debris.

Considerable numbers of tumor cells and hMSCs are found to accumulate in the lower fraction instead of preferable upper fraction after density gradient separation.

This results in a lower fraction of populations that reach fitness higher than that of the large population (compare Figure 7 top row L = 5 with L = 50).

While in general, a lower fraction of genes in islands are expressed as compared with genes in the core genome, some can be among the most abundant transcripts or proteins in environmental samples (Ram et al., 2005; Frias-Lopez et al., 2008; V.J. Denef et al., unpublished data; D.S.A. Goltsman et al., unpublished data; Fig. 3).

Cassava is an important crop (in terms of area relative to croplands) in municipalities with lower fraction of agricultural lands.

In accord with a function in promoting tumor progression, TMPRSS2-ERG translocations are observed in a significantly lower fraction of high-grade prostate intraepithelial neoplasias, a non-invasive precursor stage, than in invasive carcinomas [ 21].