Sentence examples for spike proportion from inspiring English sources

The correction procedure described in this study shows that the simultaneous measurement of Sr isotopic composition and isotope dilution is available for the case that the spike proportion in the sample-spike mixture is significantly high (84Sr/86Sr > 3.7).

Progeny derived by selecting for 1000 grain weight, number of grains per spike and higher grain yield were found to have an increased frequency of QTL for the three selected traits and also for the number of spikelets per spike, proportion of fertile spikelets per spike, spike length and plant height, and a lower frequency of QTL for the number of sterile spikelets per spike.

Across the 17 patients with MEG spikes, the proportion of patients with localized SEEG differed significantly according to the extent of spiking volume determined by MEG (Fischer's exact test, P < 0.05).

These days, a politician's poll numbers spike in direct proportion to how much he or she promises to increase the minimum wage.

Survey 4, when the women are aged 53 58 years, appears to be when women in the 'overall highest' class begin to decrease caring and when the 'low then increasing' class shows an upwards spike in the proportion caring.

Starting at E12.5, a new population of neurons with APs with a hump on the falling phase of the spike appeared and their proportion steadily increased with each day until E15.5 and remained constant until birth at approximately 80%.

This is one aspect of spatial information content, but another, and perhaps more important aspect, is the proportion of spiking in a contiguous area (field) vs random spiking throughout the environment (in other words, spatial signal-to-noise).

Not surprisingly the number of successfully learned patterns decreases with the proportion of spikes deleted.

Neurons with a high percentage of bursts, i.e. the proportion of spikes in bursts were more than 40 50% of the total response (n = 10), did not show significant changes with rTMS@1Hz application (see Figures 3D F).

Neurons with a low percentage of bursts, i.e. the proportion of spikes in bursts was below 40 50% (n = 18), showed a significant increase in the percentage of spikes in bursts when rTMS@1Hz was applied, as it is shown in Figure 3A (21.1±2.2% to 24.0±2.2%, P<0.05, paired t-test) and therefore a decrease in the percentage of tonic spikes (78.9±2.2% to 76.0±2.2%, P<0.05, paired t-test, Figure 3B).

We estimated the proportion of spikes attributed to touch onset and whisking phase during active exploration.