"mixed proportion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it describe when elements of something are in a proportion that is not simply equal, but involves a combination of different elements. For example: "The recipe calls for a mixed proportion of nuts and dried fruit."
It contains a mixed proportion of aliphatic and aromatic structures and is oil-prone in nature.
The mixed proportion U/N rises in all cases except isolation, where of course it remains at zero.
Lowering the rate reduces the mixed proportion somewhat in the earlier generations but increases it in the later ones and especially in the final stable state.
Taking a shorter-run view, and focusing on the mixed proportion, U/N is 29.2% after three generations under indifference and 41.9 after four.
The non-immigrant population will still vanish, in the limit, under random parenting, but the immigrant population will be continuously replenished, and the mixed proportion in the overall population will always be less than one.
Finally, we confirmed the linearity between the actual mixed proportion of mutant and wild type plasmids and mA% detected by direct sequencing (Fig. 2b).
Two types of mixed proportions of concrete were also fabricated to study the changes of residual strain of concrete which subject to F-T cycles and chloride salt attack.
The accuracy of mixed proportions was confirmed by comparing the Euclidean distance between arrays and the expected proportion of DNA methylation difference between mixes (R = 1, p = 4.9 × 10−13).
The correlations between prime mover capacity and mixed ratio (residential building proportion of total buildings) is demonstrated in the design process.
The constituent materials were weighed according to the mix proportions and mixed by using the electric hand mixer.
The mix proportion was based on weight of the ingredients which means one proportion of cement was mixed with 1.5 proportion of sand and 2.3 proportion of conventional stone chips in terms of weight of the components.
