A percentage volume collapse at P T in going from (B1 to B2) of about 13.0 in SrO [3, 4], 11.4 in SrS [3, 7], 10.7 in SrSe [3], and 11.1 in SrTe [3, 5] is reported using high-pressure X-rays diffraction studies.
When they do, taxes based on percentage will collapse, too.
At 37, Ortiz is likely in the decline phase of his career, but if he can play three more years and hit 69 more home runs while avoiding seeing his percentage rates collapse, Ortiz will likely retire with more than 500 home runs and an OPS+ of 140.
Likewise, the 24 percentage-point collapse in the Conservative vote in the blue bastion of Richmond in 1989 was evidence of Thatcher entering a personal decline from which there would be no escaping, even the Tories clung on to enough votes to send William Hague to Westminster.
"I don't think a move of 25 or 50 basis points," or 0.25 or 0.5 percentage points, "would collapse it," he said.
Figure 2 (bottom) shows the percentage of hits (collapsed across "sure old" and "unsure old") minus the percentage of false alarms (again collapsed across "sure old" and "unsure old").
Tree topology, bootstrap percentages, branches that collapse in the strict consensus tree obtained from maximum parsimony analysis and Bayesian posterior probability values are indicated in Fig. 5.
Finally, the low percentage of chimeric collapses observed between bacterial reads may be a consequence of the low coverage for each of the genomes sampled.
It means that if any one of these banks were to collapse, the percentage of the U.S. households that might be disrupted would be a statistically large fraction of America.
