Sentence examples for of similar quantities from inspiring English sources
We can further simplify (11) by decomposing it into the sum of similar quantities from each DCT block : (12).
A novel correlative technique is introduced for intercomparison of measurements of similar quantities made using different techniques.
These results were in agreement with previously reported monomer reactivities and homopolymerization activation energies, as well as with the production of similar quantities of cyclic products.
Immediately thereafter, each of these three patients and seven others were given daily the incubated contents of a normal human stomach recovered after the ingestion of similar quantities of beef muscle.
PCR products of similar quantities were mixed together and cloned into a pGEM-T vector by using a Promega pGEM-T cloning kit (Promega, Madison, WI, USA).
Human cancer risks associated with consumption of farmed salmon contaminated with PCBs, toxaphene, and dieldrin are higher than cancer risks associated with consumption of similar quantities of wild salmon.
Experimental result exhibited that the emulsion composed of similar quantity of benzene and water with 0.1%G1616 as emulsifier maintained its stability for 544 s.
The reproducibility of this direct in situ WGA method is exemplified in parallel reactions on two sets of six consecutive LCM isolations of prostate tissue frozen sections (Fig. 1c, upper panel) yielding WGA DNA products of similar quantity and size on an agarose gel.
Eucalyptus globulus bark behaved as a shade leaf in a study by Eyles et al. (2009); however, Tausz et al. (2005) found that parts of sun-exposed Eucalyptus nitens bark had photosynthetic pigments of similar quantity and composition to that of sun leaves.
Two other companies — one in Flushing, another in Passaic — are cranking out similar quantities of tortillas, according to Mr. Magallan, a former Jesuit brother who runs Asociación Tepeyac, an agency that provides social services to Mexicans and their children.
As in a 1974 outbreak in India (Krishnamachari et al. 1975b), we found that males were more likely to die from aflatoxicosis, in spite of eating similar quantities of maize as females.
