Sentence examples for in proportion to sample from inspiring English sources

The Griess reaction was performed in 75 TB patients and 78 control group, in proportion to sample sizes of the two groups.

Once again, t-statistics increased in proportion to sample size, whereas the mean square equivalents remained approximately invariant to sample size changes (compare for instance the infit statistics on the Rating Scale for HADS-D in Table 5, as well as for the PHQ-9 in Table 6).

Finally, we investigated the responsiveness of our Bayesian methodology to heterogeneity of observed rates among studies by reallocating the 32 observed leiomyomas to studies in proportion to their sample size (two each to the six largest studies and one each to the next 20 largest).

For analysis, we weighted each site in proportion to the sample and to the population.

Nevertheless, in the same Caucasian populations, the genetic variance explained is unlikely to increase in proportion to the sample size and investment.

The number of VDCs selected for each region was in proportion to the sample size: four from the Terai, two from the hills and two from the mountainous region.

The experimental fish were derived from seven clutches of different females, and siblings were distributed over all treatments in proportion to the treatment sample sizes.

Thus, using methods described earlier, 20 we used WHO estimates of age specific mortality (irrespective of cause) in India for 2004 and partitioned these deaths across states in proportion to the average of Sample Registration System death rates for 2003-4.

Because the GSM method requires the similarity measures between a query and all samples to be calculated, the computational cost for recognition is in proportion to the number of samples.

Aboriginal children living in Perth were sampled in proportion to population, which resulted in too low a sample population to allow meaningful analysis.

We have developed a novel method for normalizing mRNA expression values to sample cell numbers by adding external spike mRNAs to the sample in proportion to the genomic DNA concentration.