Tetranucleotide repeats were less abundant, with the majority of motifs in equal abundance (11.1 % each), with the exception of the more frequent GAGG motif (22.2%%).
Grandmothers and pierced eyebrows were in equal abundance.
Sure, it's got strip malls and strip clubs in equal abundance, and it lacks the chic cachet that so many people associate with Los Angeles.
Another of Ms. Moriarty's goodwill messengers is the pear-shaped chayote, a tropical gourd cultivated centuries ago by the Aztecs and Mayans of Central America that can be found in New York in equal abundance in the grocery bags of Asian and Hispanic shoppers.
Professional solidarity compels us not to laugh at the misfortune of others, but one couldn't help but join Snopes.com in wondering why anyone would rely on a list of fictional lawsuits when "real lawsuits of equal silliness can be found in equal abundance" to support the case we're all going to hell in a legal handcart.
In the human, the degree of sulfation increases throughout fetal life, and by birth 4 and 6-sulfation of the N-acetyl galactosamine residues occurs in equal abundance.
Saponins and diterpenes were invariably present in equal abundance (5 and 5.55%), whereas, cardiac glycosides were present in lowest concentration (2.168%) (Fig. 1).
The species was supposedly found "in great abundance" when a field party collected it in 1905, but was not surveyed again until 1954, when Hubricht found it in "equal abundance" with Novisuccinea ovalis.
Also, the constitutively expressed cytoplasmic control protein, DnaK, was detected in equal abundance and only associated with the bacterial pellet (Fig. 4).
These are unlikely to be contaminants from lysed cells, as such an artifact should be present in equal abundance between the two conditions.
