Sentence examples for prevailing proportion from inspiring English sources

The generality of this result is shown by the analytic condition for the initial spread of any recessive allele that reduces the wild type fertilization rate by a fraction v, so that the mutant fertilization rate n = x 1- v) (see eqn A2, additional file 2): where r is the prevailing proportion of males in the population.

According to bootscanning analysis the majority of strains (80%) indicated unique recombination structure between Estonian CRF06_cpx and Russian subtypes A1 sequences, whereas prevailing proportions of regions belong to the CRF06_cpx clade.

Among them boreal forests are prevailing with proportion 86%.

The comments selected provide an overview of the prevailing opinions, in proportion to their frequency.

In addition, the proportions of prevailing dislocation types and the correlation factor of the microstructure have been determined.

The proportion of different ecomorphs, which reflects the prevailing climatic and environmental conditions present during fossil deposition, may therefore be used to differentiate Late Jurassic dinosaur fossil assemblages.

These anatomical locations are related to different injury types, prevailing contusions, joint and cartilage injuries and, in smaller proportions, to tendon and muscle injuries.

"This should help to insulate many households from the impact of higher interest rates, though the proportion on variable rates is still higher than the 38% prevailing in 2007," he said.

Both Watson et al. [ 13] and Teller et al. [ 14] reported that police officers who were trained in recognising and dealing with persons with mental health problems, in accordance with the prevailing Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) model in the United States, directed a greater proportion of mentally ill persons to mental health services compared with their non-trained colleagues.

The high proportion of retinol deficiency among semi-nomadic communities is likely due to the prevailing livestock management system.

Climate had a strong influence on stand basal area, density of juveniles and proportions of seedlings and saplings in a population, as well as on prevailing disturbance regimes.