Sentence examples for origin relative to the from inspiring English sources

Each year during the study period, the proportion of original articles of Asian origin relative to the world total was about 8.6-14.2% in the 100 journals and 4.7-9.3 4.7-9.3 SCI category, and that of reviews of Asian origin was about 4.2-6.9% in the 100 journalSCInd 1.0-3.9% in the Scategoryory (andithatal file 3 and 4).

A natural phase variable is simply the time along the cycle (from some arbitrary origin) relative to the period of oscillation.

The fraction of foreign born variables refer, in all cases, to those foreign born individuals coming from the 1990 2000 cohort of immigrants relative to the total population in the CBSA, or else the number of 1990 2000 cohort immigrants by race/country of origin relative to the total population in the city when more appropriate.

As a trade-off for limited MCAs, the method requires an outgroup subtype to function as an origin relative to the subtypes under consideration.

The amount of nuclei evidently of epithelial tumor cell origin relative to the amount of surrounding stromal cells was estimated with a 100-fold magnification in 10 different areas covering the area of each of the three H&E sections.

In summary, the results in Figure 4 showed specific, but weaker association of Gcn5p to chromosomal origins relative to the better isolated mini-chromosomal ARS1 origin (Fig. 3).

In the Solemyidae, on the other hand, symbionts of different Solemya species are scattered across phylogenetic clades (i.e., polyphyly), indicating distinct evolutionary origins relative to the monophyly of the hosts [ 5, 28].

The only previously identified gene-specific driver changes in our patients were the HER2 amplifications in patient 6 and two missense mutations in PIK3CA in patients 1, 3, 4, and 5. Our highly refined trees provide an opportunity to ask about their origins relative to the cellular ancestors that our trees have identified.

Figure  3 indicates the% change in the AMI hospitalisations for the five geographical air mass origins relative to that of Southern Scandinavia during the entire year, warm and cold periods.

Had there been only one recombination event between species A and C, the descendants of the original recombinant (with its more recent evolutionary origin relative to rhinoviruses circulating at that time) would be expected to have remained more closely related to each other (monophyletic) in both 5'UTR and VP4/VP2 gene regions (and elsewhere in the genome).

The results are robust across samples: the odds of selecting a non-white racial identity, that is, self-identifying as either other-race or black, decrease with education and age, increase by 14-21% for males, increase considerably for more recent immigrants, and increase for persons of North African, sub-Saharan, East Asian, and Central Asian ancestral origin relative to West Asians.