Sentence examples for contained equally from inspiring English sources

Mitochondria, plastids, nuclei and the cytosol contained equally dense quantities of gold particles bound to glutathione.

Other strains from Brazil contained equally divergent but unique alleles that in some cases formed smaller groups (i.e., P1, P2, P4 and MG1, ER4).

Nine specimens (36%) contained equally mRNA- and protein-negative areas, suggesting that the loss of AP-2α protein associated with lack of the mRNA transcript.

When individual Vβ8+ T cells were examined, the T cells from mice in both the SEB and SEB + PPC groups contained equally reduced amounts of intracellular Bcl-2 protein.

Five markers (ndhC-trnV, ndhC-atpE, rps18-rpl20, clpP and psbM-trnD) contained parsimony-informative characters higher than 2% and contained equally high phylogenetic information when compared with other phylogenetic markers that are frequently applied among Asteraceae species such as trnL-trnF (6.9%), trnH-psbA (1.7%), rbcL (1.4%), rps16 (0.5%) and ndhF (0.4%).

It is important to note that the factor "planar objective motion" and "planar retinal motion" (the latter being the interaction of planar objective motion with pursuit) were entirely controlled and free of confounds, as both contained equally many pursuit and nonpursuit conditions.

But when Change Britain produce a report that contains equally patent nonsense, badged as "research", some newspapers are happy to report it uncritically.

The fact that this gallery contains equally simple designs from the first decade of the century, including some mold-blown vessels by Hoffmann and Prutscher, underscores the point.

Cakes, chocolates and soft drinks are well known for containing large amounts of sugar, but there is a whole range of other products often seen as healthy that contain equally high levels of the sweet stuff.

By a strange coincidence, a second book – or rather its updated second edition – was also published this week and contains equally troubling reading for one of Adams's old enemies-turned-partners in the Stormont power-sharing government, the first minister of Northern Ireland, Peter Robinson.

Let's first consider the contention that many religions contain equally valid expressions of faith.