Sentence examples for remaining breakdown from inspiring English sources

The remaining breakdown of ethnicity (where available) is shown in table 1. Age, gender, ethnicity, comorbidity and deprivation score accounted for 31.1% of the variance in alcohol consumption in older drinkers (table 3).

From reading it, we can see that the company's demographic makeup has changed little over the past year, with the percentage of female employees consistent with last year and its ethnicity breakdown remaining relatively the same.

The amount of energy lost to the plasma before reaching the target surface depends on the amount of time the remaining portion, after breakdown initiation, of the pulse spends on traveling through the plasma.

Jon Hornbuckle of So So Gay described "DNA" as "an addictive slice of dark pop, with the chorus breakdown remaining not only a highlight on this track, but of the entire album".

After Malcolm Mooney left Can in 1970 (according to some rumors, as a result of a nervous breakdown), the remaining members were left without a vocalist.

The supernatant containing the myoblasts was then collected and the process repeated a further two times to breakdown any remaining tissue.

We were unable to obtain dosimetric data for the remaining patients because of breakdown of the data during the review of dosimetry.

It is believed that use of foam and compression reduces the lymphatic dispersion of small amounts of red blood cells or breakdown pigments remaining within the surgical harvest site in the form of bruising or discoloration.

Wait for a text message from AT&T services informing you of your breakdown of remaining data usage on your plan.

Still, the addition of Andrews, Petrus and Boothe alongside the remaining stalwarts can cause breakdowns in communication that would be unlikely to occur with the core group intact.

The remaining 9% of unexplained breakdowns may be the result of heterogeneities in herd risk, reflecting the demographic factors seen here, in particular herd size and fattening herds and their potentially older age distribution.