All Grama Niladhari areas had almost equal populations.
Round cells were dominant on both TCPS and, whereas almost equal populations of two classes of cell shapes were observed on the microscopic images of the cells adhered on [RGD-V6]20-adsorbed substrates.
A significant up-regulation of the APP level (3.2-fold induction vs. control cells) was observed in primary cultures of almost equal populations of human neuronal and glial cells, after incubation in the presence of 24-OH (10 μ m final concentration) (Alexandrov et al., 2005).
The numbers of new cases of CD and UC were almost equal in our population but CD was more common in younger age groups.
The median population size among cities is 104,321 and so we further divided cities into two almost equal groups using a population point of 100,000, giving us three groups for population size: "less than 50,000", "between 50,000 and 100,000", and "more than 100,000".
The population of India — the world's second-most populous nation after China — now is almost equal to the combined populations of the United States, Indonesia, Brazil, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Japan.India has, in effect, added to its population the entire citizenry of Brazil, itself the world's fifth most populous country.
The goal on sanitation – which was to halve the proportion of people without access to a toilet – has been missed by 700 million people, almost equal to the entire population of Europe.
In contrast, areas with low service industry workers-to-population ratios are expected to be isolated areas in which the sizes of accessible daytime populations are almost equal to the sizes of their registered populations.
Hylton, whose 2,200 student population is almost equal parts white, black and Latino and comes from working-class apartment complexes and upscale housing developments, was one of the hardest hit.
Age-matched controls (n = 122) also had a lower BMI than the study population but almost equal percentage of women in menopause (8% vs. 7%).
