Sentence examples for percentage of action from inspiring English sources

The distribution in percentage of action areas within each community is shown in Figure 9.

For example, we determined the percentage of action potential trains (for trains of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 and 40 action potentials at 83 Hz) that could be detected at a 5% false positive rate during 1 second of data acquisition (i.e., such that when a time series is divided into subsequent intervals of 1 second length, 5% of these intervals will contain a false positive event).

Most chronic conditions are managed within family practice with a small percentage of actions resulting in a referral to a specialist.

In the test sessions, all six groups showed a strong preference (expressed as percentage of one action type in relation to all performed actions) for the trained action and maintained this preference over time (group preference avg. and SD: push: 99.03±0.07%, n = 12; pull: 86.96±0.17%, n = 16, Tabs. 1 and 2, Figs. 1 and 2).

For when a film has been panned and scanned to make it fit the small screen, he ends up filling rather a large percentage of the action.

Apple still gets to take its 30percentt cut from App Store sales, and the apps' development partner, Whalerock Industries, is likely getting a percentage of the action as well.

(This is the percentage of requested actions, such as sending off a message, that were successful).

Even if a large percentage of negligent actions are not reported, it would seem that the present system works in identifying physicians whose practice patterns put patients at risk.

Figure 1 represents the total percentage of cooperative actions in every round of the three parts of the experiment.

When we compared the percentage of f-action pools co-localized with a protrusion across cortical layers, or the size and persistence of actin pools across cortical layers, we found no significant differences (data not shown).

The purpose of this study was to identify candidate factors that may be predictive of overall CRM performance as measured by the Ottawa GRS, and to determine the relationship between physiologic stress and clinical performance using the percentage of critical actions (termed the "Flow Score") performed in each simulation scenario.