Sentence examples for instead of the percentage from inspiring English sources

Santa Ana, CA: Why not tip the waiters based on the amount of time and the quality of the service they provided to us instead of the percentage of the bill?

The production of marker compounds (Figure 1) was compared between media by measuring the peak areas of each metabolite via UPLC-MS and multiplying by total mass of the defatted extract, in order to more accurately compare the total production of each metabolite instead of the percentage of extract the metabolite comprised.

Therefore, we re-plotted the figure to show the number of vesicles instead of the percentage of fusing vesicles at the particular locations.

Even in this case, considering the sheer number of errors instead of the percentage, when we restrict errors to contacts (Err-1) we obtain more accurate reconstructions.

The United Kingdom now uses the SI unit of millimoles of HbA1c per mole of haemoglobin (mmol/mol) instead of the percentage.

Reporting the fraction of time above a threshold instead of the percentage of measurements above a threshold, without time consideration, seems more useful as a proxy for reducing time in a hyperglycaemic state.

But the two professors devised an ingenious solution: they focused instead on the percentage of each stock's shares owned by institutional investors.

Sorting instead on the percentage of epitopes that are CHO-unique (not shown) reveals a few additional proteins with relatively high CHO-unique epitope density, including plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 (11% of epitopes are CHO-unique), lactadherin (8.3%), and metalloproteinase inhibitor 1 (8.2%).

However, we observed a decrease in fluorescence intensity of NGN3 staining in GLIS3−/− cells at D23_L, suggesting that loss of GLIS3 might decrease the expression of NGN3 per cell, instead of affecting the percentage of NGN3+ cells (Supplementary Fig. 3g i).

Instead of reporting the percentage of students at or above the typical American performance, the city reported the percentage of students who achieved each of four levels.

But instead of increasing, the percentage of government budgets spent for education has declined steadily in the last decade to a level below the standard of countries with comparable income, the World Bank analysis said.