We observed by large the same ratios of expression levels in the two tissues as obtained by MACE analysis.
This chorus sometimes functioned as a stand-in for the audience, where men were outnumbered by the same ratio.
Recent polls in major newspapers show that voters support Mr. Kan by a ratio of four to one, but online questionnaires at news sites, which may reach younger people, show Mr. Ozawa ahead by the same ratio.
It suggested that voters shared the Tories' tough views on immigration by two to one; but when informed that the measures they demanded were existing Tory proposals, they opposed them by the same ratio.
THE fact that Republicans in the Senate endorsed the financial rescue plan by more than two to one while those in the House opposed it by the same ratio cannot be explained simply by the tax-break sweeteners that the Senate added.
The enrichment factor can be calculated by dividing its ratio to the normalizing element by the same ratio found in the chosen baseline (Turekian and Wedepohl 1961).
For example, a spurious image enlargement of 0.3% (corresponding to 20 km in terms of the radius of Venus) leads to the overestimation of wind speed by the same ratio at the sub-spacecraft point.
The question we want a scientific answer to, of course, is "why is this occurring?" Why does the light we observe from distant objects appear to shift all at once, by the same ratio for all lines in every individual object we observe?
Also, their top flange had a reduced width equals to the width of the real top flange scaled down by the same ratio to allow flexure shear failure to happen at the ultimate load.
That would be okay if the price for a pound of lobster had gone up by the same ratio but it hasn't.
