Sentence examples for multiplying the fraction from inspiring English sources

Deletion efficiency was determined by multiplying the fraction of 5-FOA resistant colonies by the fraction of tryptophan operon deletions (Supplementary Figure S10d).

The linear pSTAT5-mediated upregulation of IL-2Rα is modeled by multiplying the fraction of phosphorylated STAT5 per cell by the maximum mode of IL-2Rα per cell (Cotari et al., 2013).

For p-AKT, p-S6, and PTEN, an H score was calculated by multiplying the fraction of positively stained tumor (percentage) by staining intensity (0, 1+, 2+, or 3+).

Firstly the proportion of participants to be selected from each home was determined by dividing the number of residents in that home by the total number of residents in the eight homes, then multiplying the fraction by 100.

The expected number of sites under selection for a particular amino acid in a structure was then estimated by multiplying the fraction of selected sites for each amino acid by the observed number of that amino acid in each structure.

Secondly the total number of participants to be selected from each home was determined by dividing the proportion of residents to be selected in each home (obtained from the first step) by 100, then multiplying the fraction by the estimated sample size (203).

Webster's method avoids these paradoxes with a mathematical formula that involves multiplying the fractions by a tiny bit more than 435 and rounding to the nearest whole number.

The contributions were obtained by multiplying the fractions by the measured light intensity.

This is a simple matter of multiplying the fraction-specific with the raw (initial) gold signal for each compartment.

We multiplied the fraction of residential PPM2.5 attributable to household cooking by the proportion of total ambient population-weighted PM2.5 attributable to household combustion (PM2.5-hh) (Equation 2).

If the fraction has a denominator that is a factor of 100 (a whole number that can be multiplied by another whole number to get 100), you can multiply the fraction by that number: 3/4 can be multiplied by 25 to get a numerator of 75 and denominator of 100: 3/4 x 25 = 75/100.