Sentence examples for Equal in numbers from inspiring English sources

N, S, and A traits were seen almost equal in numbers in both the groups.

Thus, under ad hoc situations, despite the fact that the primary and secondary users are equal in numbers, the results are not fully achieved.

The others, the controls, were asked if they had heard that Hispanics were about equal in numbers to Blacks.

By that time, the Eighth Army's force of combat troops were roughly equal in numbers to North Korean forces attacking the Pusan Perimeter, with new U.N. forces arriving from America, Australia, New Zealand, etc., nearly every day.

Accordingly, results of spectral analyses showed that 1) most of the positions in mitochondrial data supporting the split of Trichobranchidae/Ampharetidae/Alvinellidae are noisy within ingroup and outgroup, and 2) equal in numbers to the splits of Terebellidae/Ampharetidae/Alvinellidae and Pectinaridae/Ampharetidae/Alvinellidae.

Although up- and down-regulated DEGs are almost equal in numbers, up-regulated genes are dominant in the most abundant gene classes including cellular, metabolic, response to stress, embryo development, enzyme regulator activity, transcription regulator activity, and transporter activity (figure 8).

Now they are almost equal in number.

Rising and declining stocks were about equal in number on the New York Stock Exchange.

Both the experimental and control groups were equal in number (n=22).

When the two sexes are equal in number, everyone finds a partner and the split is 50-50.

Both major ethnic groups, blacks and East Indians, are about equal in number and coexist without strife.