He identified his investigations with the musical soul-searching of the medieval monasteries, the endless search for laws of proportion and symmetry that reflected social laws, astronomy, mechanics, morality – and the focus of Gregorian chants and plainsong on vital resolving tones, nucleus-notes around which everything else elegantly orbited.
Oak, ash, beech, sycamore, alder, birch, chestnut and cherry woods from renewable sources in mid-Wales will be used together in proportions that reflect their relative availability from the forest.
A global analysis showed that only a portion of the UCRs (296 out of 962) was expressed in human tissues (P-value <0.001; Additional file 3); 48% of these were non-exonic, 26% putative exonic and 26% exonic, proportions that reflect previously published studies [ 13, 14].
It is − ∑ i = 1 S ( p i log p i ), where S is the total number of possible political preferences, and p i is a proportion of news articles that reflects the i th political preference.
Adherence was defined using a customary proxy measure - the Medication Possession Ratio (MPR) [ 17] that reflects the proportion of days with any antipsychotic medication in the 6 months prior to study enrollment.
This is typically indexed as heritability, a measure ranging from 0 to 1 that reflects the proportion of differences between people that are attributable to genetic factors.
As part of the genome alignment process, progressiveMauve (Darling et al. 2010) generates a pairwise genome content distance matrix that reflects the proportions of the genomes that are included in the initial set of local alignments.
In other words, they receive the proportion of the 5.6 weeks of holiday that reflects the hours they work.
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Saramaccan is considered to be among the most radical of English-based creoles in the Atlantic region because it is extremely divergent from English and features differences such as having a greater proportion of syntactic patterns that reflect the influence of the African substrate languages.
