Sentence examples for proportion and thus from inspiring English sources

White light contains waves of all lengths in roughly the same proportion and thus samples adequately the dispositions of the object to reflect some of them.

Aminoterminal propeptides are cleaved from procollagens in a one to one proportion and thus reflect the synthesis of collagen.

If the log odds increase as r increases, then we conclude the gene set is positively associated with the coverage proportion, and thus enriched with the experimental set of broad genomic regions.

Similarly, the use of small sets of molecular markers may fail to detect translocations between Hch and D genomes in a high proportion and thus they only partially fulfil the requirements of our research programs.

Type 2 diabetes is at epidemic proportions and thus development of novel pharmaceutical therapies for improving insulin sensitivity has become of paramount importance.

Metabolic fingerprinting, which is based on modern separation techniques, can fully indicate the tea components and their relative proportions, and thus, has been widely used to identify the geographical origin and authenticity of various teas [9, 10].

The distances between cell kinds monotonically increase in time but maintain invariant their relative proportions and thus the relative positions.

In all cases the percentages reported are based on weighted proportions and thus are estimates of the proportion of the entire population having that characteristic.

Conventional composts usually contain highly nitrogenous materials, such as sewage and manures, in relatively large proportions, and thus tend to produce more heat and result in higher temperatures, up to 80°C [ 3], in the thermophilic phase.

LSFs represent the global information about the shape, such as general orientation and proportions, and thus this representation can be thought of as reflecting mostly the gist of the information.

Alternatively, we considered the fact the BMMC samples in this study were isolated by using Ficoll-Paque, which may cause nucleated erythroblasts to be miscible in mononuclear cell proportions and thus affect cell cycle.