Sentence examples for proportions of classes from inspiring English sources

It is therefore not possible to explain our results by arguing that the proportions of classes found for binding sites reflect the proportions of classes in promoter regions.

We have also calculated the proportions of classes for bases for the whole length of the subsequences in the data.

The proportions of classes of proteases are roughly equivalent, but we note a slight expansion in the relative proportion of serine proteases in C. elegans compared to S. mansoni, and a comparative expansion of cysteine proteases in S. mansoni.

We also observed that the relative proportion of Class IV was greatly increased (seven-fold), whereas the proportions of classes I and II were reduced in mut-p53 cells.

This study combines various proportions of class-F fly ash (FA) and residual rice husk ash (RHA) with an alkaline solution to produce geopolymers.

For statistics, the proportions of Class I and Class II spermatozoa were combined into one group, "good sperm," and the proportions of Class III and Class IV sperm into one group, "bad sperm," in 3 terms of sperm head vacuoles.

In each sperm sample, the proportions of Class I, Class II, Class III, and Class IV spermatozoa were evaluated.

Accordingly, out of the total number of protrusions, the proportion of class II spines was increased by ~10%, with slight decreases in the proportions of class III and class IV spines.

In addition, the proportions of Class III and Class IV sperm were negatively correlated with sperm morphology and the proportions of Class IV sperm were also negatively correlated with sperm motility.

The proportions of class 1 and class 2 compounds and outliers among these 425 compounds were also comparable to those of the original modeling set of 230 compounds (Table 1).

We would also like to point out that the estimates of the partial pair correlation function and mark connection function depend continuously on the proportions of class 1 and class 2 genes in this analysis (see also Methods).