Sentence examples for proportion of contributing from inspiring English sources

There is a wide variation in the proportion of contributing female authors between the subspecialties analysed, probably reflecting the varying percentage of female scientists.

Output files generated by PolyPhred were parsed using a custom Perl script to extract information regarding location of putative SNPs, read coverage at the SNP position, and the proportion of contributing sequences with each sequence variant.

Importantly, moderate but consistent changes in the expression of a significant proportion of genes contributing to a common biological process can lead to a meaningful modification in its activity.

A continental scale spatially distributed subsoil texture dataset provided limited capacity to predict the finer scale spatial variation in the proportion of sediment contributing to bedload from gully erosion within the Lake Burragorang catchment.

The proportion of sequences contributing uniquely to a contig was used as an index of assembly success.

Key to much of this work is the use of mixing models to estimate the proportion of sources contributing to a mixture such as in diet estimation.

Whether a low proportion of Kv1.5 contributing to heteromeric combinations or the existence of post-transcriptional mechanisms determines some of the functional properties of these Kdr channels is however difficult to test in the absence of specific inhibitors of Kv1.5 subunits.

Where a burst of signal occurs, this trace decreases indicating the proportion of signal contributing to the total intensity.

For all these terms, the proportion of proteins contributing from the full collection (green bar) was found smaller to that of the regulated proteins.

This result can be due to either a population specific QTL, or to differences in the proportion of families contributing to the statistic signal.

They established that the probability of extinction increases with increasing dispersion and skewness due to the high proportion of individuals contributing very little to the spread of the disease at the early stages.