Sentence examples for almost equal representation of from inspiring English sources

In each of the segment, a particular size of the sample constituent - large, medium and small particles - was picked round to give almost equal representation of the segment, and the sample at large.

Women were also segregated by their place of delivery (whether in institutions or at home) and the sample had almost equal representation of both.

The more structurally related genes (muscle, cytoskeletal, cuticular, and extracellular matrix) were almost exclusively higher in proximal expression, while the morphogenesis and transcription factors had nearly equal representation of proximal and distal genes.

The New Zealand Parliament has the most equal representation of male and female members it has ever had.

The surveys had near equal representation of male and female physicians (chi-sq = 0.30, p = 0.58).

Further examination showed that, of the 231 experimentally verified Salmonella genes that were found to be essential in a recent study [ 28], 184 were GCO (79.6% compared to 68.3% for the overall genome representation), 27 were nGCO (almost equal representation 11.7% compared to 12.6%) and 20 were without an E. coli K12 homolog (8.6% compared to 19.0%, see also Fig. 3).

No state has equal representation of women on the bench.

She argued that more equal representation of women means "better decisions and better broadcasts".

She continued: "At NMP3 we are dedicated to seeing a more equal representation of women in the media.

Karen Green, for example, argues for "guaranteed equal representation of both sexes in parliament" (Green 2006).

Some scenes are culturally diverse with equal representation of gender and age (e.g., 308-09).