Sentence examples for in proportion from from inspiring English sources

Evolution in either case is a process in which gene variants change in proportion from one generation to the next.

Interestingly, these surface groups vary in proportion from those formed on carbon support during idle potential conditions reported in the literature.

Rather, beneficial mutations simply increase in proportion from one generation to the next because, by definition, they happen to contribute to the survival and reproductive success of the organisms carrying them.

Meanwhile, ER-positive in-situ cancers -- which respond to hormone therapies and stay put within a breast's lobules and milk ducts, as opposed to invading other healthy tissues -- are expected to increase in proportion from 19percentt of tumors in 2011 to 29percentt in 2030.

Maiacetus differs from other early protocetids in having dentaries fused at the mandibular symphysis (Figure 5), ankles of distinct proportions (Figure 11), and limbs slightly different in proportion from those of other early protocetids (Figures 12, 13).

McNemar's test was used to detect changes in proportion from baseline within groups.

Three mixtures were produced: conventional mortars, mortars with complete replacement of natural aggregate by IOT, and mortars replacing lime by IOT in proportions from 10%to100%0%.

Within-group changes in proportions from baseline to follow-up are shown in Table  3.

Changes in proportions from pre-test to post-test were analyzed by the McNemar test.

The difference in proportions from 2011 to 2012 was not significant; proportions levelled off at this point (table 1).

The distribution of answers and the changes in proportions from baseline to follow-up for both the intervention group and control group are presented in table 3.