Sentence examples for equal production of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the preferred arm usage in mir-219 and mir-3840 loci was tilted after blood feeding to a nearly equal production of mature and star sequence species.

Western blots suggested an equal production and stability of the mutant proteins compared with the WT (Fig. 5C).

Once these resources become limited, steady state B cell numbers are achieved and maintained by means of equal production and loss rates [ 27].

In the sandstone area, the results show longer lag times of runoff to reach the lower section of the channel reach in the treated gully (SCV) compared to the untreated gully: difference in time lag equal lag to production of runoff equals 51% for runoff initiation, 61% for peak runoff and 44% for runoff end.

I would venture that New York long ago accepted it as an equal in the production of art, and that New Yorkers may even suspect that on a per-capita basis, Los Angeles harbors more good artists than New York does.

In this paper, the volume of gas transported is equal to the production of CSG shown in Fig. 3.

Another infographic states: "The volume sold in the first 23 minutes [of the festival] is equal to the production of Château Lafite in seven years". Again, no figures are provided about the amount sold in 23 minutes nor the exact production of Château Lafite (including or excluding their second wine Carruades de Lafite?).

Analysis of a series of 15 transformants confirmed in plants accumulating miR168 at levels higher than the Col wildtype control an equal and consistent production of both 21-nt and 22-nt miR168 species from the MIR168b stem-loop (Figure 3B).

This amount is equal to the production of Herbaspirillum seropedicae [ 30], but less than that of Pseudomonas atlantic (mean production is 2.7 mg mL−1) [ 41].

The all-else-equal assumption (e.g. production of equal number and viability of offspring) depends on: how the asexuals originate, the type of parthenogenesis, and the degree of polyploidy of the asexuals [ 24, 25].

But no matter how felicitously Ms. Stewart works to treat the composters, the lobstermen, the landscapers as equals in the production of perfect lifestyles, she couldn't hide her reproof when her guest said he stuck to a habit long renounced by the elites.