Sentence examples for in equivalent proportion from inspiring English sources

Unless you target your audience by including it in equivalent proportion on-screen and off-screen, you will not be doing real marketing.

For each of these host genomes there are 9% of HTs originating in equivalent proportion (1.5%) from the 6 other genomes.

We defined three other DDC subpopulations: the CD163negCD172aneg DDC subtype (1) transports apoptotic bodies and is observed in equivalent proportion (∼20%) in swine and sheep skin lymph [26].

To investigate further the heterogeneity of performance of the methods according to HT origin, model genomes were created by integrating to the artificial E. coli genome 9% of HTs originating in equivalent proportion (1.5%) from the 6 real gamma-proteobacteria genomes mentioned in the Materials and Methods section.

In Figure 3B, the signal was generated from a MAS-1 including PCR product of amplicons 32 and 14 in equivalent proportion (50/50%).

A disproportionate stratified sampling was used where the 3 main ethnic groups (Chinese, Malays, and Indians) were sampled in equivalent proportion of about 30% each and the remaining 10% belonged to 'Other' ethnic groups.

Although confirmation questions were found in equivalent proportions in the two types of episodes, the other three processes clearly differed from type to type.

The non-significant difference obtained among treatments might be justified that as N fertilizer rate was increased, both the grain and cob weight increased in equivalent proportions, which kept the shelling percentage constant in all the treatments.

As the ability to model the framework domains depend more on the subject skills than on tool support, incoherence problems could be found in equivalent proportions, approximately 50%, when the framework was developed either manually or with the support of F3T.

For instance, using the cost effective case-control design in a regionally heterogeneous or substructured population, both false positive and false negative results will occur if patients and controls are not carefully sampled in equivalent proportions according to their origin.

For this issue, we used "standard" model genomes containing 9% of horizontal transfers (a median value taking into account the published % of HGTs for numerous genomes [46]) originating in equivalent proportions from B. subtilis, N. gonorrhoeae, S. meliloti, A. fulgidus, M.jannaschii and R. solanacearum, i.e. 2 "close", 2 "intermediary" and 2 "far" genomes.