Sentence examples for proportions of sample from inspiring English sources

Significantly higher flame temperatures and proportions of sample units burnt were recorded for fire-stimulated vs. non-fire-stimulated recruiters.

Across a chromosomal region (multiple SNPs) the relative B-allele intensity sits around 0.5 and the logR is expected to be close to zero; equal proportions of sample and reference DNA resulting in a ratio of 1 and a log2 value of zero.

The means referred below to are means calculated in post-hoc tests, and correspond to the proportions of sample answering in the four categories presented in Table 88 (Mintervention = mean proportion in intervention group, Mcontrol = mean proportion in control group, Mpre = mean proportion at pre-test, Mfollow-up = mean proportion at follow-up).

However, proportions of samples above the MAV are different.

Meta-analyses showed that large mean proportions of samples were not identity achieved by young adulthood.

However, substantial proportions of samples from gamebirds and deer exceeded the 100 ppb threshold and some samples of all game species exceeded the 1000 ppb threshold.

The poor estimates in older children could be due to relatively low proportions of samples positive for parainfluenza and adenovirus from the surveillance network (Figure S1).

These are not significantly different from the proportions of samples < LOD in the full study population.

There was also no difference in proportions of samples with detectable H2O2.

Figure 1 presents the observed proportions of sampled index children carrying the most common serotypes in each DCC by visit.

The proportion of sample reference points, which have significantly different fingerprint pair for two time-consecutive monitoring epochs, is the determinant of area rescanning.