Sentence examples for make up similar from inspiring English sources

Relying on forecasts from prominent pollsters such as Gallup and Rasmussen, they argued that Democrats and Republican voters would make up similar proportions of the active electorate and cancel each other out, leaving the race to be decided by independent voters.

This work suggests that in fact, tail-anchored membrane proteins are universal and that they make up similar proportions of all proteomes [15].

Furthermore previous research has demonstrated that when there are large cohorts of students, they tend to make up similar home culture groups.

Then, they were asked to make up similar data-sets for 40 hypothetical subjects using forms provided as if they were attempting fraud by fabricating data for a real study.

It's not fool-proof, since it has difficulty determining the difference between objects made up of similar material with similar density, and it has to train the system on what an object is before it can be identified.

The first victim (Clausen) died in 1900 [2]; he and persons similar to him make up the left parts of the distributions in Fig. 4.

It found that Mars and Earth were made up of similar materials, but in different proportions.

By Arnold Sundgaard and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, March 2 , 1957P. 26 Here is an arithmetic problem made up by a third grader who was asked to make up one similar to those in his book: "My father is forty-four years old.

The New Yorker, March 2 , 1957P. 26 Here is an arithmetic problem made up by a third grader who was asked to make up one similar to those in his book: "My father is forty-four years old.

Sherpas, who make up a similar number - are also leaving, along with hundreds of other support staff such as cooks and porters.

The teacher would show Ely a section of a classical composition, and the boy would have to make up 15 similar pieces.