Sentence examples for proportion of lines from inspiring English sources

With only 11 telephone lines per 100 people, Mexico has the lowest proportion of lines among Latin America's big economies.

Perhaps the Bible might beat it in numbers, but in proportion of lines used, Hamlet must win – from David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest to Monica Dickens' The Winds of Heaven to John Masefield's Bird of Dawning.

When frequency distributions are compared, a similar proportion of lines perform poorly (defined as fertilization rate of five percent or less) whether fresh or frozen sperm are used, demonstrating the reliability of the method (Figure S2).

This may partially explain the high proportion of lines with GFP expression in the CNS.

For RILs, the proportion of lines that performed better than the wild parent was comparable across sites, with 27% in SB and 23% in WG.

It should be noted that a relatively small quantity of Ubi ZFN plasmid was bombarded (100 ng per shot), which could explain a high proportion of lines lacking stable ZFN integration.

The proportion of line crossings during the daytime and night-time while at KSS 9 was calculated.

Finally, the proportion of line crossings in relation to high KSS values and long blink durations was tested with Fisher's exact test.

In addition, a variable grouping 0 = average blink duration less than 0.15 s and 1 = average blink duration longer than 0.15 s was used to compare the proportion of line crossings in relation to long blink durations.

Further, there was no significant difference in the proportion of line crossings between day and night during high levels of KSS, suggesting that a driver experiencing high levels needs to be aware of their increased risk regardless of the time of day.

More specifically, addition of COT-1 reduced the proportion of LINE elements in the enriched sample by 2-fold and the proportion of Satellite repeats by 10-fold.