Sentence examples for minority fraction from inspiring English sources
Blends of the above two polyethylenes were produced, in which the linear material constituted the minority fraction (∼10%).
Likewise, the minority fraction of LAVA_E elements lacking the N-type RU could have been derived from another subfamily.
However, the minority fraction of transmission that occurs during annual minima, typically during the dry season, may actually be a more important determinant of success or failure.
For example, NGS-based non-invasive fetal DNA testing uses maternal blood sample to sequence the minority fraction of cell-free fetal DNA (Fan et al., 2008).
The source elements for further evolution towards C2 and F, respectively, can therefore be assumed to have been present in the minority fraction of their parental subfamilies.
A minority fraction of one of these transcripts, Tsci3, overlapped with a nonprotein coding gene annotated in the Ensembl genome database, ENSMUSG00000061469 (Cunningham et al. 2014) (yellow box-and-wishbone in Figure 3C).
Minority fractions included S with a primary component corresponding to sulfate groups and a small secondary component consistent with cysteine, Cl and Na having binding energies consistent with salt, as well as Ca and Mg with binding energies consistent with carbonates (ie calcite).
Cigarette smoke aerosol has a visible minority particle fraction (5%) suspended within an invisible majority gas and vapour phase in air; this vapour phase comprising principally products of combustion [21].
Rehamn et al. demonstrated that the majority of pEPC, which were positive for acLDL and ulex-lectin, expressed monocyte/macrophage markers, and only a minority cell fraction expressed the specific endothelial or stem/progenitor markers [8].
Among that minority, only a fraction would turn out to vote.
Previous studies have analysed total basal breast epithelial cells, without further purification of the minority stem cell fraction [ 10] or used a dye label-retention strategy to identify asymmetrically dividing cells (putative stem cells) in non-adherent mammosphere cultures [ 11].
