Sentence examples for proportion carrying from inspiring English sources
The proportion of foods qualifying for a given FOP system was compared to the proportion carrying the symbol using McNemar's test.
We find that the mean cell proportion carrying ISs is gradually improved as p a increases (panel F, black), as are the mean population fitness (panel G, black) and the mean IS copy per cell (panel H, black).
As such, the shear proportion carried by the frame can be substituted in Eqs.
She began her artistic career as an illustrator, working on two-dimensional surfaces and when she turned to making sculpture, her sense of line, depth and proportion carried over, permitting her to make sculptures of great intensity and depth of meaning.
The proportion carried out at this age increased from 57% in 1997 and 1998 to 78% in 2007 and 2008.
The roof carries over the end walls with the gable forming triangular pediments of classical proportions carrying a cornice across the eaves line.
The proportion of adult males infected with Cardinium, Spiroplasma and Wolbachia conform to those expected if treatment has been successful (% infected C > T and P > T) but the proportions carrying Rickettsia did not (% infected C < T and P < T), thus in the absence of an alternative method of assessment we cannot rule out the possibility that our treatment of males was less effective.
The respective proportions carried out by COs and MOs is not known.
This is illustrated by the observation that in melanoma families a substantial proportion carry mutations in the CDKN2A tumour suppressor gene (Flores et al, 1997; Platz et al, 1997; Lang et al, 2005).
Experimental tests for the variation of mix proportion were carried out to determine the suitable proportion to achieve the required properties of lightweight concrete, which are: low dry density and acceptable compressive strength.
As a component of the rendering equation, however, they often prove challenging to solve owing to the relatively tiny proportion which carry a significant contribution of energy between the emitter and the eye.
