Sentence examples for reduced fraction of from inspiring English sources

As the parent phase ε is not involved in the dynamic recrystallization which occurred during hot extrusion, there was a greatly reduced fraction of order twins and pseudo twins in the hot extruded state.

When olfaction was impaired by the Or83b2 mutation, a significantly reduced fraction of Or83b2 males, as compared to Ore-R males, initiated courtship towards decapitated females in the dark (M14) (Figure 4A; p = 0.02) and equaled the fraction of Or83b2 males initiating courtship towards decapitated males (M15) (Figure 4A, p = 0.80).

In parallel, a slightly reduced fraction of cells in S-phase was evident.

These same four cases also had an increased HLA-DR-positive fraction among the CD8+ T cell subgroup, while three out of ten of the shock cases had a clearly reduced fraction of HLA-DR+ CD8+ T cells.

Whereas responses to 0.5M did not differ in released RRP size, and priming and unpriming were not affected, a markedly reduced fraction of the RRP was released by 0.25M stimuli in the null mutants, suggesting an increased activation energy for fusion in the absence of complexins.

After incubation of p66CH2CB with Prx1 WT, the reduced fraction of p66CH2CB is significantly increased whereas the reduced form of Prx1 WT decreases to a similar extent.

However, for the sample annealed with J = 1.63 · 108 mA/cm2, the magnetization experiences a minor change, accounting for a reduce fraction of magnetite present in the sample.

The contribution of the sentence context (S) would be reduced by any condition that reduced the fraction of words identified.

In accordance with Simpson's method of estimation of ejection fraction, the LVEF was divided into two groups: normal or slightly reduced (ejection fraction of greater than 45%) and reduced (ejection fraction of less than 45% = LVSD).

During the past few years, several studies concentrated their efforts on the analysis of complexity-reduced fraction of the wheat genome (Trebbi et al. 2011) or cDNA (Lai et al. 2012; Trick et al. 2012).

Single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) were discovered by sequencing of a complexity-reduced fraction of the tetraploid wheat genome or cDNA of common wheat, and have been used to develop high-throughput SNP-typing platforms such as BeadExpress, KASPar, and Infinium.