Sentence examples for microscopic percentage from inspiring English sources
Reality The audience that can afford to pay $280 for an opening night ticket is a microscopic percentage of this planet's population.
The bulk of that money is coming from a microscopic percentage of super-wealthy corporations and individuals who see buying politicians as just about the highest return on investment they can make.
The doctor is talking to me about microscopic segments and percentages of recurrence.
Appressoria were observed through direct microscopic examination and percentages obtained from at least 100 pieces of fragmented mycelia per replicate at 24 and 48 hours in at least three experiments.
Subjective microscopic assessment of the percentage total sperm motility was made at ×400 magnification at room temperature.
The percentage of microscopic verification was also high, ranging from 72.3% in 1968 1972 to 90.6% in 1998 2002 [ 1].
Registration validity and completeness were evaluated using percentage of microscopic verification (MV) index (the proportion of incident cases with histological and/or cytological verification of cancer diagnosis) and percentage of death certificates only (DCO) (the proportion of incident cases with information based on death certificates only).
To quantify the coexpression of CD68 with CD64, CD200R, CD14, and CD163, the number of positively stained cells was counted in a minimum of five microscopic fields, and the percentage of double-positive cells from the total number of CD68-positive cells was calculated.
Percentages of microscopic verification (MV) for some important GI cancer sites are shown in Table 1.
Total leukocyte counts were obtained by light microscopic evaluation and the percentages of BAL fluid macrophages, neutrophils, eosinophils and lymphocytes were obtained by counting 500 leukocytes on randomly selected portions.
There was no significant correlation between plasma M65 levels and the histological percentage score for microscopic tumour necrosis (Spearman, ρ=0.084, P=0.531).
