Sentence examples for reductions the fraction from inspiring English sources

First, if drift is responsible for genome size reductions, the fraction of intergenic DNA as a proportion to total genomic DNA should remain constant with decreasing genome size.

After 11% reduction the fraction of HWD grains remains approximately constant.

However, allowing the accumulation of metabolic CO2 aq) results in pH reduction, thereby reducing the fraction of NH3 from TAN.

From this we concluded that the presence of two additional di-nucleotide repeats in the 5′-UTR of DPYSL2 results in a substantial reduction in the fraction of the mRNA in the polysomes, a reduction likely mediated by mTOR signaling.

To compare with the results of experiments of cells treated with LatA [3], [4], we simulated the effects of LatA as a reduction

However, a reduction in DNA content per plastid does not necessarily result in a reduction in the fraction of cellular DNA represented by cpDNA, as a constant amount of cpDNA may be diluted by chloroplast division [ 11, 17].

The smallest packing density of the granular arrangement results from the partial reduction in the fraction of coarse aggregates, which increases the porosity of the concrete.

Analyses of microstructure indicated significant reduction in the fraction of low-angle grain boundaries and sub-structures with an increase in the applied strain, suggesting higher fraction of recrystallization with higher levels of strains.

This supports the assumption that ORR on Pd/Au poly) occurs partly through 4e-series reduction pathway, the fraction of which increases with the increase of Pd coverage.

In the studied specimens, the signal C1 corresponds to the proton-assisted reduction of the fraction of the pigment grains directly exposed to the electrode so that the redox reaction starts at the particle/base electrode/electrolyte three-phase junction.

To the extent that self-identifying as white reflects Arab and Islamic acculturation into American society, we should observe a discrete reduction in the fraction of Arab and Islamic Americans self-identifying as white during the years following 2001.