Sentence examples for portion of the table from inspiring English sources

The portion of the table listing the United States Code citations is the most comprehensive, as these citations are entered into the table whenever they are given in the authority citations provided by the agencies.

Of the eight countries in which primary exports are more than 15% of total exports, seven are situated at the upper portion of the table, i.e., countries with a high d i /x i indicating that their exports contain the highest domestic VA, with no appreciable differences with respect to the weighted average.

I looked at the portion of the table to the left of the lawyer and realized my 19-year-old son, Nate, Novelette's 20-something daughter and her niece EACH had more real political experience that this representative of the national party.

The top portion of the table contains 10 genes of one direction (over expression → poor prognosis).

Measurement error for the lower portion of the table was estimated as indicated in the text.

The bottom portion of the table identifies variables for which variance in the trait was significantly different.

Reconstruction is accomplished on a triangular subdivision of the 2D Cartesian mesh that ensures function continuity across cell boundaries in equally and unequally spaced portions of the table to C0, C1 or C2 levels.

The top portion of this table, which shows the results using a tolerant alignment, suggests that the best tools perform almost identically in terms of output quality, with <20 000 reads separating the top three, and most tools within ∼1% of the best.

The table shows a portion of the periodic table related to semiconductors.

The placement of the elements in the heaviest portion of the periodic table as shown in the figure is, therefore, probably also of only formal significance.

Experts from the Royal Ontario Museum have postulated that the Daryā-e Nūr (meaning "sea of light") is the major portion of the Great Table diamond, seen by the French jewel trader Jean-Baptiste Tavernier in Golconda in 1642.