Sentence examples for intensity percentage from inspiring English sources
And while badminton matches are shorter, a comparative study of the Wimbledon final in 1990 and the World Badminton Championships final of the same year demonstrated that badminton has a match intensity (percentage of time the ball/shuttle is in play) of 48% versus 9% in tennis; and an average of 13.5 shots per rally against tennis's 3.5.
Fig. 4 Extra-continental emigration intensity as a proportion of total emigration intensity (percentage).
To determine tolerance, pain intensity, percentage of tests completed successfully and complications of deep sedation controlled by intensivists during gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures.
The initial intensity percentage of the fast component of biphasic emission decay is much larger with excitation at 532 nm than with excitation at 355 nm, suggesting that other charge carriers such as polarons are generated rapidly from S1 excitons in competition with vibrational relaxation.
In this respect, it is reasonable to think that the perceived quality does not only depend on the pause intensity (percentage of time in the pause state), since a higher number of pauses (with lower pause durations) seems more annoying to the user.
The intensity, percentage, and sublocalisation of the immunohistochemical staining of each case were recorded.
The relative integrated intensity percentages of the different oxygen species calculated from fitting peaks are used to analyze the quantities of the oxygen lattice, oxygen vacancy, and hydroxyl group [22,23].
Based on the staining intensity, percentages of differentiated, half-differentiated and undifferentiated cells were determined by counting.
In addition, nearly 30% of the LEC29.Lec32-transfected LEC29.Lec32-transfectedess Sia shows the fluorescells intensity percentages).
In this paper we report tail percent intensity as percentage of damaged DNA per cell.
For samples that had multiple cores, mean intensity or percentage scores across the cores were used as the final intensity or percentage score for that sample.
