Sentence examples for shared percent from inspiring English sources

However, the lengths and general composition of SCARA3 and SCARA4 proteins are very similar as indicated by a shared percent identity of 26.6% across the full-lengths of their proteins (Table 1).

In short, genomes that shared high percent identities between core genes are "closer" or "less distant" from one another in the allelic comparison.

Japan: Share (percent) of firms receiving subsidized loans, 1981-2002 SouReproductionctiof oFigurere 1 from Caballero, Hoshi, and Kashyap, "Zombie Lending and Depressed Restructuring in Japan," American Economic Review, 2008, 98 5, 1943-1977.

I estimated market share (percent) from the total supply of estuarine and marine seafood for each category in the commercial market.

Many bovine TRDV1 genes share high percent identities, indicating that in some cases this subgroup is not as diverse as the number of individual genes might suggest.

Senators Mark Pryor (D-AR), Joseph Leiberman (I-CT), Kay Hagan (D-NC) and Ben Nelson (D-NE) also shared the "1 Percent friendly" distinction.

Under the terms of the deal, Bayer is offering shareholders in Schiff Nutrition $34 a share, 47 percent above the closing share price on Friday.

The "% Shared annotations" represent the percent of shared relative to the total annotations for the indicated pathway.

Similarly in Designs #4 and Designs #5 for the "shared" average age and percent female in the quarterly-clinic cohort.

This difference in catalytic efficiency may not be surprising given the moderate percent identity shared between the two enzymes.

The percent identity shared between the A. cerana mitochondrial genome assembly and NCBI GQ162109 was determined by BLAST2 [ 102].