Sentence examples for of a low proportion from inspiring English sources
The detection of a low proportion of long RNAs, such as mRNA (1.1% by kinds and 0.2% by counts) and rRNA (1.5% by kinds and 0.2% by counts) indicates that the sequencing samples were not contaminated by degraded RNA, and are therefore of high integrity.
This neutrality also explained our observation of a low proportion of conserved adjacent pairs in five yeast species (e.g. 5.7~6.45% for the stringently conserved group).
Our finding of a low proportion in hospice enrollees reflects this fact, rather than differences between our sample and all Oregonians who die by legal lethal ingestion.
The detection of a low proportion of long RNAs, such as mRNA (4.2%), rRNA (1.6%), tRNA (0.3%) and snoRNA (0.2%), indicated that our samples were not contaminated by degraded RNA.
Due to the fact that r2 >0.8 is required to detect marker-phenotype association explaining less than 1% of the phenotypic variance, our observation of a low proportion of SNP loci pairs fulfilling this criterion suggests that the number of markers has to be dramatically increased for genome-wide association mapping.
Our results, of a low proportion of lethality in young genes, contrasts with a previous conclusion that young genes have a similar proportion of lethality as old genes [ 21], a result that might have been attributable to the off target effects of RNAi on duplicated genes, producing false positives for the essentiality of the young duplicated genes.
In our cohort, predominance of medical admissions leading to a low proportion of intra-abdominal infections could have contributed to reduced prescription of PIP-TAZ.
From the pretzel stage to L1 larva, expression of Venus was restricted to a low proportion of cells in the head region and was sustained.
In conclusion, these conditions account for a low proportion of headache consultations.
However, they accounted for a low proportion of total hospital days.
The existence of only a low proportion of evolutionarily plastic species can also explain the fact that humans have succeeded in domesticating only a negligible number of plant and animal species [ 22].
