Sentence examples for one per one from inspiring English sources

In 2003, the Nuclear Safety Commission of Japan explained that the chance of a radiation related fatality in a Japanese nuclear plant is one per one million years.

The most common human form of this malady, called sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease or C.J.D., seems to arise spontaneously in the brains of about one per one million people.

In order to assess whether the Glasgow score improves the prediction of the two published models (predicting hospitalization and death during hospitalization), we have refitted the two models in the cases with the Glasgow score available, dropped the variables one per one with a nonsignificant p value, and then added the Glasgow score to both models.

It should be noted that the number of copies of mRNA varies from one per one hundred (recA, ruvA, ung, dinB) to one per 2.5 copies of genomic DNA (hup2).

Otte now volunteers at the SCORE offices in Santa Ana, Calif., twice per month, offering one-on-one guidance to a new generation of American small business owners.

The cost is $5 per session and one-on-one sessions are available.

If it's any comfort to the Governor of Texas, his remaining support — eight per cent — is equal to that of Ron Paul, Michele Bachmann, Rick Santorum, Jon Huntsman (one per cent), and "No one" (also one per cent) combined.

This one delivers one per 21 words.

Irreversible reduction of Fe(III L to Fe(II L is diffusion controlled and involves one proton per one electron on both electrodes.

Per! Ture!" One by one, the doctors tried it out.

So the first one is one electron per cubic angstrom, two electrons per cubic angstrom, three electrons per cubic angstrom and so on.