Sentence examples for proportion of biological from inspiring English sources

The exception is a few iconic parks located on state commons where participants mapped a higher proportion of biological diversity and undisturbed, natural qualities.

The McNemar paired chi-square test was used to compare the frequency of haematuria and the proportion of biological parameter normal values before and after treatment in each treatment arm.

This form of depression is characterized by a high proportion of biological symptoms (sleep and appetite disturbance, poor concentration and memory, loss of interest in sex).

The biological relevance of these predictions is indicated by the increased proportion of biological changes explained through primary and secondary miRNA function when considering only those genes modulated across multiple conditions and cell types, thereby supporting the adoption of a broad approach in biological modelling of miRNA function.

We would suggest that in any future drug-intervention study involving PD end points in plucked human hair, zero counts and high background hairs are also fully recorded and analysed in case the effect of the drug is primarily to increase the proportion of biological zeros among the hairs.

We also compared MCS scores after adjusting for the three sample characteristics that differed between the two groups (i.e., proportion of biological parents; gender of subject; and those with lower household income), and no differences were found in the outcome variable.

The largest proportions of 'Biological Process' terms were annotated as 'Other cellular processes' (48.09%), 'Other metabolic processes' (43.51%), 'Unknown biological process' (33.59%), and 'Other biological processes' (14.12%), indicating comprehensive changes in cassava gene expression.

The proportion of the biological subtypes of breast cancer was ER+/HER2− 25%, ER+/HER2+ 15%, ER-/HER2+ 30%, and ER-/HER2− 30%.

This is in part, due to problems establishing the diagnosis and also because a proportion of the biological changes may not be reversible.

In the conditioned co-expression analysis 106 of the 54,773 (0.194%) transcript pairs were known to interact, indicating an 8.0% increase in the proportion of known biological interactions that was identified.

It should be noted that 17,694 (60.5 %) and 15,461 (59.8 %) genes were assigned to the GO term response to stimulus, which also comprised a large proportion of the biological process category for both species.