Sentence examples for equal in proportion from inspiring English sources

In England the BBC's television service was resumed in June 1946; by 1949 there were 126,567 television licenses, and by 1950 there were 343,882, equal in proportion to 1 million in the United States.

The groups that either progressed or regressed by at least one standard deviation were equal in proportion, at approximately 12.5 %.

Yellow dye appears when both patient and reference DNA are equal in proportion because of the presence of the same amount of red and green dyes, while regions with copy number losses are visualized as red and gains are green.

It said, "Earls and barons shall be fined only by their equals, and in proportion to the gravity of their offence".

CsLOX1 produced both 9-HPOD and 13-HPOD in equal proportion in the reaction mixture.

Serogroup W135 was found in equal proportion in the <1-year age group (6 [23%] of 26) and 15 24 age group (7 [27%] of 26).

RNA isolated from each tissue was combined in equal proportions in a single pool in an attempt to maximize the diversity of transcriptional units sampled.

Furthermore, the combination of coal waste and limestone powders in equal proportion resulted in a desirable mix with high water resistance.

Proteins implicated in developmental related processes were present in equal proportions in both queen and worker larvae.

A similar study by Simon et al. (1981) found that mare volcanics and highland-derived fragments were present in equal proportions in Apollo 17 regolith sample 78221.

For each nest, we aimed at sampling 25 gardens, located, if possible, in equal proportions in each quadrant.