Sentence examples for proportion of recipient from inspiring English sources

No technique is perfect, and in situ methods are liable to overestimate the proportion of recipient LC nuclei because the intricate branching of LC membrane can lead to the inadvertent inclusion of recipient keratinocyte nuclei.

Since the occurrence of some taxa is uncertain [see Supporting Information—Table S3 ], we calculated floristic similarities as the minimum and maximum proportion of recipient island species that also occurred in each potential source region, and used the mean proportion in further analyses.

Any vaccine is years away from being licensed and might protect a much smaller proportion of recipients than other standard immunizations.

The debate has grown, too: When the number of adults awaiting transplants keeps growing, but organ donations stay flat, is it desirable or even ethical that an increasing proportion of recipients are elderly?

Although the proportion of recipients transferred/treated and pregnant/transferred did not differ among groups, the proportion of recipients pregnant/treated tended (P=0.1) to be higher in heifers treated with eCG on Day 5 versus Day 8 (47.0% versus 40.7%, respectively).

Study 1 contrasted the importance of a higher absolute number (of potential recipients and the number of people in need) vs. a higher proportion of recipients.

Table 1 additionally shows that families in the remittances group are relatively wealthier and more educated, with a lower proportion of recipients living in urban areas.

Based on current patient selection criteria, a significant proportion of recipients of cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) do not respond to treatment.

Our results revealed a consistent pattern demonstrating that highly numerate individuals were willing to donate more for projects that offered assistance to the greatest proportion of recipients.

It is difficult to estimate the proportion of recipients of social assistance who are chronically ill.

[ 10] A large proportion of recipients of social assistance had a refugee or immigrant background [ 11].