Sentence examples for equivalent distribution of from inspiring English sources

Visual evidence of bunching occurs in the distribution of EPC certificates on the favourable side of EPC grades among homes that have completed energy efficiency retrofits but not in the equivalent distribution of EPC certificates prior to completion of retrofits.

Under fluorescence microscopy, K562 cells in the control group (treated with 1 μg/mL GA) were dyed equally with blue fluorescence, indicating the equivalent distribution of chromatin in the nucleolus, as shown in Figure 6A.

Final grouping resulted in an equal distribution of participants in both A.I. (n = 28) and A.O. (n = 28) groups, with a roughly equivalent distribution of individuals demonstrating significant elevations for either A.I. (n = 7) or A.O. (n = 5).

Experimental results indicate that, this new type rail, in double-layer Halbach structure, can achieve an equivalent distribution of magnetic flux density and levitation performance as the pure NdFeB Halbach rail, while a 10% reduction in NdFeB magnet consumption can be realized at the same time.

The equivalent distribution of P-values by locus under the null hypothesis means that any two positions in the genome are equally likely to be the best P-value in the genome in a given permutation of an original data set.

Genes with the top correlation coefficients (R) and equivalent distribution of positive and negative correlation are shown.

Alcohol (mis)use (ages 11, 13, and 15) comprised three indicators from the self-complete questionnaires: drinking frequency, based on roughly equivalent distributions of age-appropriate responses; drunkenness; and prior drinking.

Further investigations of the reciprocal sequence CCCCAT showed equivalent distribution to that of ATGGGG, implying that the motif may be functional regardless of its direction.

Confidence intervals are wide for all outcome indicators, and a non-equivalent distribution of participants across the two conditions is quite possible.

A large body of work on Drosophila and C. elegans suggests that this process occurs by non-equivalent distribution of proteins and/or mRNA (intrinsic factors) to daughter cells, or by their differential exposure to cell extrinsic factors.

We generated an equivalent distribution with 1000 vectors of the same length randomly taken from the pool of mRNAs.