Sentence examples for proportion of cross from inspiring English sources

Despite relatively heterogeneous measurement and a large proportion of cross sectional designs with student samples, the results indicated that PA is related to other life goals both in terms of facilitation (positive association) and conflict (negative association).

The finding suggests that although majority of the antibodies were subtype specific, a good proportion of cross reactive anti-V3 antibodies also exist in these plasma (mean=23% range=0.11-97%).

However a principal component analysis (with varimax rotation) using the four component solution was unsatisfactory, as was the three component solution, each showing a substantial proportion of cross loadings.

Ties between group companies are weakening, with the proportion of cross-shareholdings in corporate Japan falling dramatically since the mid-1990s (see chart).

The price used in calculations is reduced by 23.7%% (proportion of cross-subsidization) (NERC [2009]).

According to the study, this process did cut the proportion of cross-cutting material down further, but only to 28.9%.

We assess the effect on participating firms' innovative performance, comparing patent count, publication count and proportion of cross-institutional publications between funded and unfunded firms.

Naturally, as logical AI has matured and developed as a branch of computer science, the proportion of cross-disciplinary citations has decreased.

The proportion of cross-sectional vascular area with the use of 12-Fr sheath reduces by 50%% of the original cross-sectional area Fig. 3 Enhanced computed tomography imaging after the primary surgery.

The interbank asset value of bank i, η i (p ∗,q ∗), depends on the proportion of cross-holdings that are exchanged against liquid assets, ν i (p ∗,q ∗), and this proportion is multiplied by λ i ∈[0,1] as defined in μ i (p ∗,q ∗).

In hybrid breeding, GS predict the performance of all potential crosses of a given parent set with parents genotyped and a small proportion of crosses evaluated in the field, significantly reducing the cost of hybridization and experimental evaluation of all potential crosses.