Sentence examples for proportion edited from inspiring English sources

The sequence chromatograms of the amplification products were analyzed to give editing levels where the proportion edited = height of guanosine peak/(height of guanosine peak + height of adenosine peak).

you'll discover that Vancouver's share of growth uptake in the region is actually diminishing as a proportion," said Lance Berelowitz, who edited the city's Olympics bid package and wrote the book "Dream City: Vancouver and the Global Imagination". Much of the sprawl gets blamed on the 21 municipal governments outside Vancouver.

That is not to say that a proportion of edit sites would not 'increase' hydrophobicity – and these may well be equally deleterious or disruptive.

Legacy Effects took a body scan of Cudmore, then overlaid a 3D model provided by Microsoft and edited it to get proportions correct.

The following version of the questionnaire was reduced to 62 items in a proportion that was the equivalent of items edited in a positive and negative sense.

The total proportion of each amino acid in all transcripts, edited and unedited, is presented for 10°C (blue), 20°C (black) and 30°C (red).

For example, all mentions of percentages in the site were carefully edited to become framed in terms of the proportion of children surviving, rather than dying.

But the book is still not edited thoroughly, which means that many entries are printed at lengths curiously out of proportion to their importance.

Suffice it to say, "Bella Abzug," edited by Suzanne Braun Levine and Mary Thom (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $25), is much like the former West Side congresswoman herself: provocative, boisterous, sometimes grating, and mythic in its proportions.

LF edited manuscript.

RN edited the article.