Sentence examples for upon the proportion from inspiring English sources

An emphasis upon the proportion of the parts to the whole is a characteristic of Classical styles of painting.

Species colour varies from dark brown to olive green, depending upon the proportion of brown pigment (fucoxanthin) to green pigment (chlorophyll).

His strategy will test the limits of new Republican Party rules that have awarded delegates in early-voting states based upon the proportion of the vote each candidate receives.

As touched upon, the proportion of students in baccalaureate schools is the highest in the country, while the proportion of VET students is the lowest (SKBF 2014).

Analysis of such ratiometric markers will be based upon the proportion of methylated sites presented above a pre-defined, empirically set threshold value, using ISFETs in standard CMOS.

The probability of the individual to be selected into the next generation depends upon the proportion of the individual's fitness value to the total fitness values of the whole population.

Isoprene, either alone or in combination with other unsaturated compounds (those containing double and triple bonds), is used principally to make polymeric materials (giant molecules consisting of many small, similar molecules bonded together) with properties dependent upon the proportions of the ingredients as well as the initiator (substance that starts the polymerizing reaction) employed.

Proteins are complex ampholytes that have both positive and negative charges depending upon the proportions of ionizable amino acid residues in its structure.

Furthermore, the whiteline intensity for the PtNi NPs is lower compared with the Pt-only NPs, in particular upon increasing the proportion of Ni.

Poly (L-lactide) is biodegradable, biocompatible, non-toxic, semi-crystalline polyester, which forms a blend of amorphous and crystalline phases upon solidification; the proportion of these fractions is defined by the thermal and deformation history during processing within the PLLA structure (Quynh et al. 2007; Ormiston et al. 2008; Foin et al. 2014).

There was no effect of the time between death and the assessment of spore production upon either the proportion of cadavers sporulating (Wald = 1.97, d.f. = 1, P = 0.16) nor the number of spores produced (F1,127 = 1.13, P = 0.289).