The phrase "a equal mix" is not correct in English.
It should be "an equal mix." You can use it when describing a combination of two or more elements that are present in the same proportion.
Example: "The recipe calls for an equal mix of flour and sugar to achieve the perfect balance of sweetness."
Alternatives: "a balanced mix" or "a uniform blend."
Palmer also had a slew of endorsement deals and developed an iconic drink, an equal mix of iced tea and lemonade that is commonly referred to as an Arnold Palmer.
In a previous study, we observed the characteristic CCR in E. coli cells that were grown in batch culture in a medium containing an equal mix of five different carbon substrates [ 7].
Using a common tester line, we measured ASE in an equal mix of homozygotes (parental mix), a heterozygote, and an introgression.
My hope is that, one day, when my daughter takes her 12-year-old daughter to an engineering and technology camp, she'll see a room filled with an equal mix of boys and girls and say, "I told you so".
Typically two different samples are labelled by Cy3 and Cy5 probes respectively while an internal standard, containing an equal mix of both samples, is labelled with Cy2.
Finishing nails, roofing nails and common nails: one large handful of each, with a variety of sizes and an equal mix of galvanized and non-galvanized finishes.
As you enter the theater, a large central screen recycles a dense collage of TV news images, an equal mix of American soldiers going to war and American news presenters.
For each W line, we compared expression to the tester line in a parental mix (i.e. an equal mix of homozygous tester and W line flies), the related F1 heterozygote, and a corresponding introgression (see methods for details).
We spoke about it for a few minutes and his words betrayed an equal mix of concern for their safety, unease about their ability to get the story right and irritation that they might end up in his frame.
And he successfully lobbied the lower house of Congress to pass a bill that would change the basis for the peso's value from a strict peg to the United States dollar to an equal mix of dollars and euros, should those two currencies ever reach parity.
