Sentence examples for by equal percentages from inspiring English sources
There were no differences in neutrophil influx between rm-APC and buffer control treated mice after 48 or 96 hours, as evidenced by equal percentages of positivity in Ly-6G stainings.
There were no differences in neutrophil influx between WT, heterozygous and homozygous FVL mice as evidenced by equal percentages of positivity in Ly-6G stainings both at 24 hours and 48 hours after infection.
In Florida, Democrats Gillum and Nelson won the Hispanic vote by nearly equal percentages 54-444 and 54-45) — but in both cases by margins that were inadequate to produce overall victory.
Moreover, Japanese and Western cultivars were characterized by nearly equal percentages of Fru and Glc, contrary to native and ornamental peaches, which are characterized by a high Glc:Fru ratio and Sor amounts (Supplemental File 1).
By 2012, nearly equal percentages of insured and uninsured respondents felt providing coverage for everyone was important (81% and 80%, resp).
We attempted to control these factors in the current study by assessing personal preference and by recruiting an equal percentage of the participants who reported to commonly wear either strap orientation.
And Seventh Generation, a popular green brand, has seen a drop in sales of items like paper towels, which are down by more than 15percentt during the same period (though sales of some of the company's other items, like dish detergent, are up by a nearly equal percentage).
For example, the study concludes that a 10% increase in export prices increases the marginal value of labour by about an equal percentage and while farm revenues respond positively and strongly to land size for farmers who operate large size farms, for small farms the impact is minimal.
But a 2005 survey by Scarborough Research placed an equal percentage of "blue-collar fans" on both the White Sox and the Cubs.
Only 9% correctly cited the protection against sexually transmitted infections afforded by condom use, and an equal percentage advocated correct and consistent use.
