Sentence examples for of the same proportion from inspiring English sources

The coculture medium consisted of the same proportion of the medium used for cortical neurons and ODM.

The gradual removal of proteins present in lipid-rafts and peripheral membrane proteins of the human plasma membrane in descending order of node degree ("attacks" [ 41]) caused a more rapid increase in the characteristic path length (CPL) of the network compared to the removal of the same proportion of randomly selected nodes from the whole network (commonly described as "failure" [ 41]).

These equations describe substitution rates corresponding to evolutionary time under the conditions that the replication timing program is stable (genomic sequences are always replicated in the same order) and that the variations of Γ as a function of t rep are conserved so that a given sequence is always replicated in the presence of the same proportion of dCTPs and dGTPs in the pool of dNTPs.

Well, he could save $80 billion in government spending by reducing the size of the French bureaucracy to the same proportion of the active population as Germany's.

A YouGov survey commissioned by the Fabian Society found that 26 per cent of people rated climate change as something of concern, the same proportion of those who said they were worried about littering and dog fouling.

It also hews to a policy of investing the same proportion of assets in each industry as a portfolio's benchmark.

This solution represents exponential decay: in any fixed period of time, the same proportion of the substance decays.

Patients who suffered a cerebral infarction compared with patients who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage were of the same age, had the same duration of diabetes, were the same proportion of men, and had the same proportion of DN and SDR at baseline.

The study, which took samples from 390 phones in 12 cities, raises serious public health concerns as it found that 16% of hands and the same proportion of phones were contaminated with E coli.

Interestingly, this size is said to have derived from the tradition which holds that the meditation cell used by Vimalakirti (Yuima), an Indian disciple of the Buddha, was of the same proportions.

Thus, he argued, it is not true that substances are always composed of the same proportions of the element and this undermines the law of constant proportions.