Sentence examples for real fraction from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 revealed that Fhom estimates well the real fraction of homologs for fractions between 0.01 and 1.

The regression curve supports that the estimator always underestimates the real fraction of homologs, and that the Fhom Estimator has a wide dynamic range of homology.

The ratio of the snapshot:tracking trend slopes was used to estimate the "real" fraction of the increase in autism.

By adopting the capture-recapture approach we are aware that the resulting percentages probably represent an over-estimate of the real fraction of captured transcripts.

It also should be noted that the 80% real fraction deduced here for California may be an upper limit, since it is possible that some of the older children in the 2005 and 2010 IDEA age-resolved snapshots were never reevaluated for autism and thus remained undiagnosed despite the increased awareness in recent years.

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All data obtained are in good agreement with published data for real fractions of CN in acetone.

Thus, the remaining "non-real" fraction of the increase in AD, due to younger age at diagnosis, may be only 1.24/7 to 1.24/8 (16% to 18%), suggesting that up to 82-84% of the increase is real.

Confidence intervals (CIs) for the numbers of avoidable deaths are important, because, apart from real differences, a substantial fraction of the total variation in regional survival figures may be caused by chance, especially if the groups compared are small.

In doing so, three hydrocarbon mixtures are studied: a real LGO fraction, a synthetic gas oil mixture (SGO), and hexadecane (n-C16).

The JMAK equation predicts correctly the real transformed fraction only if the number of the growing nuclei in the controlled volume is large.