Sentence examples for proportion originated from inspiring English sources

The present study compared the divergence of intraspecific sequences from specimens that in a high proportion originated from widely separated geographic regions, and confirmed that cox1 sequence variation was able to identify more than 98% of the pairwise sequence divergences correctly as corresponding to variation within species.

The scientific approach to music, in which musical intervals are expressed as numerical proportions, originated with them, as did also the more specific idea of harmonic "means".

The 192 respondents represented 125 hospitals in 45 countries around the globe, with the largest proportion originating from Europe (63; 33 %) and Africa (60; 31 %).

The first author regularly receives queries and referrals relating to complications with dermal fillers, with an increasing proportion originating from outside the major EU countries.

Xiao et al. [ 52] assessed the genetic diversity and the extent of LD in a panel of 192 inbred lines from all over the world but with a great proportion originating from China using 451 SSR markers.

Three routes have been followed with distinct outcome: (i) equimolar hydrochloride acid/water proportions (1HCl:1wateresultedted in nanorod arrays for both seed layers; (ii) higher water proportion (1HCl 3water) originated denser films with growth yield dependent on the seed layer employed; while (iii) higher acid proportion (3HCl:1water) hindered the formation of TiO2.

For example, similar proportions originating from Western Europe were seen in patients infected with a virus with NRTI-TDRM (62%), NNRTI-TDRM (68%), or PI-TDRM (62%).

This system of indicating the relative proportion of gold originated with a medieval coin called a mark.

In the Holstein breed, a large proportion of genotypes originated from the Eurogenomics consortium [ 19, 20].

However, this association might well be an indirect consequence of a higher proportion of deletions originated in the paternally derived chromosome.

We also observed a modest increase in the proportion of studies originated from outside EMR during the 2006 2010 period (20%) compared with the 2000 2004 period (13%).