Sentence examples for theoretical proportion from inspiring English sources

The slope of the equation agrees perfectly with the theoretical proportion of ethylene glycol in a solvated smectite, around 25%, and with the equivalent values determined on natural standards.

In this manner, we were able to determine the theoretical proportion of patients favorably responding to the drug without suffering ADR.

Moreover, among the 25 litters in which all Scn5a+/− mice have been phenotyped, the average proportion of mice with mild conduction defects was 0.53±0.05 (NS versus theoretical proportion of 0.5).

A study of measles immunity in Europe in the pre-vaccine era found that the theoretical proportion needed to vaccinate at birth to achieve eradication was between 86% and 97%, suggesting modest herd immunity effects [33], [34].

We checked whether the proportion of H-emitting vs. E- or Z-emitting females in any given backcross significantly departed from that expected for a character determined by an autosomal locus with two alleles [22] by comparing the observed proportion with a theoretical proportion of 50∶50 by means of a binomial test.

In the case of FDR, the best fit between the theoretical proportion of heterozygous gametes and observed data is obtained for a theoretical proportion of 50%, because 50% is the minimum value of HR expected under the hypothesis of FDR.

: the bold and italic position are approximate values; F, M and Th = actual genotype count of females and males in the population, and theoretical proportions at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium; he = heterozygote genotypes (for example AT).

When estimating the theoretical proportions of inverted duplogs in supplementary table S4 (Supplementary Material online), we took account of the rearrangement rate disparity between recently duplicated regions and the remaining genomic regions.

Pandemic vaccination, use of masks, prophylaxis, antiviral therapy and isolation were each characterized by three input parameters: theoretical efficacy, proportion of target population to which the measure is applied, and time lag to introduction (counted from the first case).

This represents the theoretical maximum proportion of patients at risk for implant failure if a less durable implant were used.

For example, combining the two proposed methodologies would allow for estimation of the a theoretical cure proportion after having partitioned out the excess mortality due to excess CVD mortality among patients diagnosed with lung cancer.