Sentence examples for as equally from from inspiring English sources

This output flux is removed from the fructose pool [eqns (A15)] as well as equally from the glucose pool and it is put into the sucrose (gf1) pool [eqn (A19)].

Extension from M1dG·dC was equally as efficient as from control primer-templates (dG·dC).

It could just as equally be taken away from us," says GLF veteran Stuart Feather, who joined a London commune of drag queens and radical feminists during their nine-month squat in a London film studio.

The brain corrects for the different inputs coming from the left and the right eyes by representing them as equally distant from the eyes as the object of focus.

The generic name for the time is survival time, although it may be applied to the time 'survived' from complete remission to relapse or progression as equally as to the time from diagnosis to death.

In practice, these groups are considered as equally distant from each other.

The question of pluralism in its most general formulation is the question of whether there is a correct path through the hierarchy of interpretability or whether instead a multitude of mutually incompatible theories must be admitted as equally legitimate from the point of view of theoretical reason and mathematical truth.

We use the identity matrix for scoring matches, thus treating all gene types as equally different from one another.

A minority of group 1 and 5 genes showed no sequence regions with evidence of differential expression at p < .01 and were classified as equally expressed from all three homoeoloci ('A = B = D').

The Council, or Boule, insofar as it was drawn roughly equally from each tribe, could be said to involve all Attica for the first time in the political process: all 140 villages, or demes, were given a quota of councillors as many as 22 supplied by one superdeme and as few as 1 or 2 by some tiny ones.

True, not all people do benefit equally from the MetroCard, as the Straphangers Campaign often points out.