Sentence examples for equally in number from inspiring English sources

Our analysis revealed that the main potential vaccine antigens MSP119, MSP2, MSP3 and AMA-1 were recognized equally in number and intensity by both groups of patients.

Zoids and 1K2N cells increased nearly equally in number and after three days of induction they comprised 7.9% and 6.9% of the cell population, respectively.

Those results have to be treated with care, because the subjects have not been distributed equally in numbers to the groups A C.

For years, the nuclear debate revolved around those few countries that had nuclear weapons and those - equally small in number - trying to get them.

The high profile that the IPC has gained in the landscape of higher education in Portugal (reflected equally in the large number of students who put its courses as their first choice and in the excellent employment rates of their graduates) is the result of the fine quality of education its colleges and schools deliver.

But equally, the zombies grow in number and become smarter as days pass.

In it, she tackled eight tumultuous decades of U.S. political and social history — and changing fashions — filled with dozens of national figures (including LBJ, JFK and Jackie O) and had to factor in an equally daunting number of celebrities in the cast: Jane Fonda, Vanessa Redgrave, Oprah Winfrey and, of course, Forest Whitaker in the lead role, among them.

I think we should focus the march equally on how far my small-in-numbers people have come from the horror we endured.

Even though the survival rate increased with increasing weight, in numbers, equally as many babies below as above 1500 g died in this study.

The same is true of the concerto, in which he introduced formal innovations that, though relatively few in number, would prove equally influential.

Like Greenwood Heights, the Williamsburg area has a large number of apartments coming to market at once, resulting in an equally large number of deals.