Sentence examples for proportion of pairs from inspiring English sources

Although dominance relations are generally not complete orders, we demonstrate with an empirical analysis that it is possible to increase significantly the proportion of pairs of journals that are comparable by moving from the first to the second criterion, and then from the second to the third.

The proportion of pairs with supra- and subthreshold difference in the long axis was balanced.

Within these classes the proportion of pairs that showed epistatic interactions differed significantly, with within-cluster and between-cluster epitasis being more common than no-cluster epistasis.

There were no associations with drug resistance or outcome, and no differences by lineage in the proportion of pairs in which transmission was confirmed.

The overlap in the 1411 total pairs is shown in Figure 7, with the proportion of pairs in contact given below each measure.

Demographic characteristics were similar between MZ and DZ twin pairs, except that MZs were slightly younger (∼4 years) and had a lower proportion of pairs reporting non-Hispanic, White race/ethnicity (Ps<0.05).

The baseline spatial distribution was represented by a set of bins, each containing an equal proportion of pair-wise distance values.

As a result of discussions with clinical practitioners, one can assume that the manual instrument can be replaced by the automatic device if a large proportion of paired-measurement differences are within a boundary of 10 mmHg.

Bb exhibits values intermediate between the myxobacterial and bacterial means, except that (in contrast to the myxobacteria) it has a substantially greater proportion of paired TCS genes and TM HKs than the average bacterium (Table  2).

Figure 4 shows the proportions of pairs of individuals having IBD sharing at specific chromosomal positions across the whole genome.

The proportions of pairs with both exons in CDS are 85%, 71.2% and 87.1% for ME, IND and LNK groups, respectively (Table 2).