Sentence examples for simpler fraction from inspiring English sources

In "Dreams From My Father," Obama writes about his own ancestry, which can be expressed as a simpler fraction — one over two.

An alternative to application of CPMAS-NMR to solid recalcitrant humic material may be based on the solubilization of humic molecules in more homogeneous and simpler fractions and, thus, favoring a more detailed evaluation by NMR in the solution state.

After multiplying your fraction by your (LCD)/ LCD) expression and simplifying by combining like terms, you should be left with a simple fraction containing no fractional terms.

My school wasn't any better at inculcating us with knowledge of fractions, but there's only one very simple fraction I have to use here so I'll give it a go.

In nearly all musical cultures the octave is subdivided into a number of steps, each a simple fraction of an octave.

Proteins in these compartment extracts were first separately resolved into one simple fraction ranging from 3.5 30 kDa using GELFrEE followed by LC-MS/MS as described above.

The health states were scored as follows: For states better than death, the numbers of years of perfect health that respondents would trade for 10 years in each health state were converted to a relative utility value using a simple fraction: (10 – t)/10, where t was the amount of time in years that was traded [ 17 ].

In this study, we chose to use the less physically rigorous approximation of probability of single strandedness as a simple fraction of predicted optimal and suboptimal structures in which a residue is found to be part of a single stranded structure, as computed by Mfold.

So, our new simple fraction is 770/435.

Usually, you must convert a compound fraction to a simple fraction before you can add, subtract, multiply or divide it.

We now have a single, simple fraction, so all that remains is to render it in the simplest terms possible.