Sentence examples similar to one part in three from inspiring English sources

The sound of a voice compresses air by one part in five million.

Only one part in two million is penicillin, and separating penicillin from the impurities was to prove a highly complex procedure.

Simulation studies are presented which demonstrate the development of good temporal coherence in generic systems with a broadband radiation feedback of less than one part in ten thousand.

Control of the gnats was good at first, but by September of 1954 the treatment had to be repeated, and this time the chemical was added in the concentration of one part in fifty million parts of water.

By means of modern instruments, it is possible to compare the masses of atoms to one part in ten thousand, an accuracy which it is expected to increase in the near future.

The theoretical uncertainties are now at the level of just one part in two billion.

The difference between your DNA and that of any other Homo sapiens is about 1.4 million base pairs, or only one part in three thousand!

When theists talk about something being fine-tuned to one part in ten or a hundred orders of magnitude, they are simply incorrect.

The system can detect electric-field-induced absorbance changes as small as one part in a million, two orders of magnitude better than the conventional difference spectrum method using FT-IR.

A quick calculation suggests that this particular bit of social investment – which was announced with a flourish – is re-routing around one part in a million of Shell's revenue (or perhaps 10 parts per million of its profits).

It didn't, showing that space is in fact isotropic to one part in a billion billion (1018), 100 times better than previous experiments involving electrons, and five times better than experiments like Michelson and Morley's that used light.