Sentence examples for proportion of less than from inspiring English sources

Until 2009, AC failed to become a standard in MPS (proportion of less than 10%%).

The measure of frequencies of contacts is expressed in percentages of all contacts, divided into a proportion of daily contacts and a proportion of less than daily contacts.

In 198 of the 263 samples (75.3%), at least one SNP position showed a proportion of less than 100% for a specific nucleotide (exemplarily shown in Figure  2b).

Salivary gland tumours are a rare tumour entity: they have a prevalence of 2-3% among the head and neck cancers and a proportion of less than 0.5percentt of all malignant tumours.

However, our results remained substantially the same in a sensitivity analysis for which we excluded specific FAs (proportion of less than 0.5% of total FAs) from the lipophilic index (data not shown).

A proportion of less than 12% of difficult-to-treat pathogens, such as P. aeruginosa, Acinetobacter spp., Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, and/or methicillin-resistant S. aureus, as compared with more than 30% in the French study [ 8], diminishes the usefulness of the results of this study in real life.

In both these systems, the vast majority of the hybrids are diploid (genotype LR); and if triploids are present at all, they occur in proportions of less than 15%% (for details see Appendix 1 [ 31]).

To address the issue of multiple comparisons, significant cluster size was determined using a Monte Carlo simulation program (AlphaSim), with a cumulative proportion criterion of less than 0.05 [39].

To address the issue of multiple comparisons, for each analysis, the significant cluster size was determined using a Monte Carlo simulation program (AlphaSim) as previously done in our laboratory [37, 38], with a cumulative proportion criterion of less than 0.05 [39].

The latter quantity is expected to result in a risk (proportion affected) of less than 10 -4) (1 in 10,000).

The proportion of deaths of less than ten per thousand for respiratory diseases is small in comparison with published mortality rates [ 39, 40].