Sentence examples for relative portion from inspiring English sources

It is known that irradiation (IR) treatment reduces tumor mass but increases the relative portion of CSCs within tumors.

Our study demonstrated that two important factors, grain feature of bread crumb and the relative portion of bread crust, should be considered when designing bread structure.

In order to optimally allocate a certain amount of money (resources) to different transport modes, the relative portion of the economic product of each transport mode is computed.

The amount assigned to each transport mode is equal to its relative portion of the total socio-economic benefit of transport infrastructures for each area extent.

At large grain sizes in this region there is a smaller relative portion of the grain affected by increased stress at the grain boundaries and an increasing contribution of grain shape to stress enhancement within the grains.

To extend the full power operating time of the core to 10 years without refueling and improve the transmutation capability of the core, the design optimizations were carried out in this paper, including changing compositions of the fuel, adjusting the relative portion of Pu and U, and changing the type of structure material in the core.

In fact, the number of sequences, 20 in this benchmark, is far less than the number of sequences for a genome-scale analysis, and pfTools is a relatively less compute-intensive tool, implying the insignificant contribution from relative portions of VM launch as well as postprocessing tasks, compared to the main processing tasks.

For a variety of SS MWs, the dynamics and relative portions of rigid vs. mobile fractions among HS were substantially similar, while those for the SS exhibit large contrast.

Thus, for given flow rates of the gas and the liquid phases at the main, the flow mal-distribution was more likely to occur with the shorter bubbles because the relative portions of the nose and the tail are larger in a unit cell, which consists of a bubble and a liquid slug.

Therefore, the relative portions of these compounds can be estimated from the integrals of the respective peaks: Taking the integral of the hydroxyl peak at −20°C as a reference, the hydroxyl peak at −40°C reaches about 35% thereof, while the hydrocarbon peaks at −20°C and −40°C each stand at about 40% of that reference value (cf. Fig. 2C).

The relative portions of the variance that these axes capture is illustrated in the DACP eigenvalue plot (bottom right corner).