Sentence examples for ray fraction from inspiring English sources

Taylor and Wooten (1973) found that in five species vessel and fibre fractions shifted in the same direction with plant height, but this was not the case for ray fraction.

We compare our modulated spectra with observations at Earth, and then make a prediction of the cosmic ray positron fraction for the AMS-02 experiment.

In this work we focused our attention to the cosmic ray positron fraction at energy below ∼10 GeV, showing how the particle drift processes could explain different results for AMS-01 and PAMELA.

On 2 and 4 Gy X-ray irradiation, the fraction of EdU-positive cells in samples transfected with pre-miR-185 decreased significantly compared with samples transfected with pre-neg, suggesting the negative regulatory role of miR-185 in cellular proliferation.

But "short" bursts, emitting pulses of gamma rays in fractions of a second, are utterly mysterious.

If we assume the ionization equilibrium and optically thin for the X-ray, the electron fraction becomes xe ≏ 0.3 for the current setting of the X-ray background.

Ultraviolet rays, a low fraction of solar spectrum influences all living organisms and their metabolisms.

At the end of the column leaching, the columns were destructively sampled for NMR, X-ray diffraction, C fraction and soil respiration analyses.

CF = cystic fibrosis; CXR = chest X-ray; FiO2 = Fraction of inspired Oxygen ; HR = heart rate; pCO2 = Pressure of CO2; rhDNase = recombinant human DNase; RR = respiratory rate; RSV = respiratory syncytial virus The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.

The rising binding with UV and increasing gamma ray doses above baseline fraction of 1.0 also needs further investigation.

Radiation therapy consisted of either conventional external beam X-ray radiation (1.8 2.0 Gy per fraction; two patients) or accelerated hyper fractionation radiation (1.5 Gy per fraction; twice daily; 26 patients).