Sentence examples for a balanced distribution between from inspiring English sources

There was a balanced distribution between the genders.

We will test whether randomization resulted in a balanced distribution of variables between control vs. intervention students, as well as participating vs. dropout students.

Of the nine NRCTs and CBAs, none had blinded outcome assessment, two (22%) followed up at least 80% of participants in each group and two (22%) had a balanced distribution of confounders between treatment groups.

English and Dutch hospitals in the sample presented a balanced distribution of procedure risk between weekdays and weekends.

The 11 hospitals in England and the 6 Dutch hospitals present a balanced distribution of procedure risk between weekdays and weekends: for the 11 hospitals in England, 39% of weekend procedures are high risk compared with 38% on weekdays; for the six Dutch hospitals, these figures are 33% and 34%, respectively (see online supplementary figure A1 in appendix).

In contrast, the proteomes of Nanoarchaeota are generally characterized by a more balanced distribution between compact and extended disordered proteins.

The 114 facultative bacteria show a more balanced distribution between the dnaE1|polV (36.8%) and dnaE3|polV (39.5%) groups, but both are slightly more abundant than the dnaE1|dnaE2 group (23.7%).

This method will ensure that each study group has the same number of PCCs and GPs and that there is a balanced distribution of the EQA covariate between the two groups [ 24, 25].

The randomization process is intended to result in a balanced distribution of sociodemographic and cultural characteristics between intervention and control groups, both for doctors and nurses and for participating patients.

The assignment of routes to individual transport sessions has an additional advantage, which is to allow a balanced distribution of resources among different transport sessions, even when these flow between the same communication endpoints.

This resulted in a balanced distribution of year of treatment and major risk factors for local recurrence between the two groups as well (Table 1).