Sentence examples for equivalent proportion of the from inspiring English sources

If a party's candidates got sixty per cent altogether, they'd get an equivalent proportion of the seats.

This depolymerization (increasing NBO/T) takes place because as the tetrahedrally coordinated Al3+ interacts with H2O to form Al-OH bonds, an equivalent proportion of the charge-balancing cation becomes a network-modifier, or charge-balancing Na+ for Na-OH bonds leading to network-modifying Al3+, or both.

and nereids comprise a nearly equivalent proportion of the diets of snails at Guam and Okinawa (PSI = 0.911) and diets are not significantly different (G = 0.873, P = 0.35; Fisher's exact test: P = 0.67).

Of note, the SDHA sequence electropherogram of the normal DNA revealed equivalent proportion of the wild-type and the mutated allele (T), whereas tumor DNA contained predominantly the mutated allele (T), indicating relative loss of the wild-type SDHA allele.

Both species had an equivalent proportion of the other species in the chimeric fruiting bodies, but because chimeras were more frequent in D. discoideum, there were more foreign spores found in fruiting bodies with the D. discoideum morphology.

Equivalent proportions of the membrane pellet and cytosol were analysed by western blotting.

Regarding the MqueTH patients, equivalent proportions of the distal and the proximal colon cancers were positive for p53.

The proportions of virulence genes conserved between Db11 and SM39 (73%) and between this common set and the other Serratia strains (50%) are markedly lower than the equivalent proportions of the entire gene sets (84.5% and 71%, respectively).

Consistently, when equivalent proportions of the treated cultures were incubated for 7 days on rich media plates, the mutant formed only 0.001% of the wild type colonies arising from the germinating spores.

Disproportionate stratified sampling was used to sample an equivalent proportion of 30%% of the three main ethnic groups in Singapore (Chinese, Malays, and Indians).

The surviving population slowly re-populated the adherent conditions (Additional file 1 Figure S8C) and re-acquired an equivalent proportion of mammospheres to the original untreated population (compare SCi samples, Figure 6B, Treatments 1 and 2).