In both comparisons, only halve of the genes from the top 100 of one platform have a rank in the top 100 of the other platform, whereas approximately 10% are matched to genes with ranks of over 1000 in the other platform.
Therefore if you reduce traffic to a tenth of what it was, that's to say by 90%, you only halve your perception of noise".
The suspension air velocity for the whole seed, kernel (cotyledon only), split halves of cotyledon, and hull were 13.8, 4.92, 4.43 and 3.15 m s−1 respectively.
However, halving extinction coefficient would only halve our calculated amount of A2E.
This is like fretting that you only have two halves of a bridge, each of which only reaches halfway across a chasm.
However, only one slaughterhouse and carcass halves of only one MRSA-positive herd were sampled during the present study and only one sampling scheme was used.
A huge masked baby copes with a manic orb and what appear to be only the lower halves of her parents, so that the world is seen from the baby's point of view.
Fleming called the device a diode because it contained two electrodes, the anode and the heated filament; he noted that when an alternating current was applied to the diode, only the positive halves of the waves were passed that is, the wave was rectified (changed from alternating to direct current).
After all, he usually opens it only to drink halves of bitter, or to say something sensible or worthy.
Three folios are only the lower halves of leaves, one folio was supplied with paper (folio LXVIII).
In 1815, the College decided to intervene in the hotly contested recruitment battle between the Social Friends and the United Fraternity by restricting each society to recruit only from separate halves of the new student class.
