Sentence examples for proportion of arrested from inspiring English sources

The proportion of arrested cells in a population rises with increasing population doublings, rather than all cells becoming senescent at once (Martin-Ruiz et al., 2004; Passos et al., 2007).

Moreover, Figure 4D shows that pre-treatment with PFT- α decreased the proportion of cells arrested at G2/M indicating that G2/M arrest was p53 dependent.

The Dispatcher-Assisted Randomized Trial (DART) was designed to compare 2 types of dispatcher cardiopulmonary (CPR) instruction, but not intended to affect the proportion of arrest victims that received bystander CPR.

The peak is less exaggerated for violent crimes, with forcible rape and aggravated assault in particular being somewhat less skewed, indicative of a greater proportion of arrests among older offenders.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has reported large numbers of "collateral" arrests of people they were not initially targeting in enforcement operations and a greater proportion of arrests of non-criminals since Trump's inauguration compared to the same period under Obama's final year.

Data analysis confirms that, following the ordinance, the proportion of arrests involving out of town patrons to in town patrons was significantly reduced (Fisher's exact test, p≤0.0001).

A Fisher's exact test was used to test the hypothesis of whether the proportion of arrests of out of town patrons versus in town patrons is independent of the under 21 ordinance.

We hypothesize that the changes detected in the proportion of arrests of in town and out of town patrons reflect a more homogeneous student clientele, where town-gown tensions are less likely to arise.

The greatest proportion of people arrested and imprisoned in March and April 1968 in Poland were classified by the authorities as "workers".

In previous studies, we reported that menin mis-expression decreased the number of mitotic cells in heat shock treated embryos and resulted in a high proportion of cells arrested at metaphase during recovery [16].

An increase in the proportion of cells arrested in the G1 phase was observed (Fig.  6).