Sentence examples for left proportion from inspiring English sources
Top left: proportion of correctly identified models with weights from 0.1 to 0.5 and perturbation size from 1 to 10 for RA data, using 10 spike trains.
Middle left: proportion of correctly identified models for number of spike trains of 6 to 18 and stimulus scaling from 0.6 to 1.4 for RA data, using a weight of 0.3 and a perturbation size of 3, shown in green in the top panels.
(C ) Frequency of major thymocyte subsets (left); proportion of semi-mature (CD62LloCD24hi) and mature (CD62LhiCD24lo) subsets within the CD4SP thymocyte population (right).
Norway meets eight of UNICEF's ten criteria, for example, with its length of paid maternity leave, proportion of children above the poverty line and health services (UNICEF, 2008).
Our results nevertheless showed that cathodal tDCS decreased RTs for utilitarian responses but left the proportion of utilitarian responses unchanged.
Our failure in the global health community is that we have left large proportions of those affected, up to 90% in some low-income countries, without access to even basic mental health care from which they can greatly benefit.
Campaign groups like Migration Watch argue that the majority of jobs created by Labour went to foreign workers, leaving the proportion of unemployed Britons little changed.
Comparing data with other studies is difficult particularly for root length and root biomass as many studies do not fully excavate the root system, choosing instead to excavate a specified volume of soil around the stem that leaves a proportion of roots remaining in the soil.
Of those attending school however, no significant differences were found in median age of leaving and proportion of people attending higher education.
The large standard error as a result of the limited sample size leaves the proportion of variance explained by all common SNPs undetermined.
Since the pairwise model (5) is a network representation of an epidemic with lifelong immunity and fixed population size, eventually an epidemic will burn out, leaving some proportion of the population unaffected and still susceptible to the disease.
