Sentence examples for presented in equal from inspiring English sources

Odours were presented in a pseudorandom sequence such that the free-choice odour was presented on 7/20 trials and the left/right odours were presented in equal numbers (±1 over 250 trials).

An experience in which not only characters, but setting, pacing, misdirection, plot, and a sense of personal struggle are all presented in equal measure and, most crucially, in a manner that doesn't drearily rely on copy and pasting ideas from elsewhere.

The floor of the arena had twelve holes (Ø = 10 cm), where the test bird had free access to three different resources, presented in equal numbers and balanced for spatial distribution: 1) familiar/regular food, 2) meal worms mixed with wood shavings, and 3) only wood shavings.

Moreover, background items, when presented in equal proportions to SD and SA objects (i.e. in 'Type 3' scenes), were more frequently represented in the core scenes than SA objects.

6) The equation following the line "Simple algebra demonstrates how the cue-signal-response to IL-2 in a mixed population of cells predicts the distribution of stimulating antigens" suggests that the ratio on the left should be 1 if antigen 1 and antigen 2 are presented in equal amounts, since the function, f, on the right is the same for both antigens.

It was only by Stage 6 of training (see Table 1) that the rats were required to discriminate concurrently all three sets of structural discriminations when the stimuli were presented in equal numbers of trials and in a completely intermingled order.

Note that we were aware that the different CaMV-VIT clones are not necessarily present in equal amounts in this mix at this point.

After the age of 65 years, women present in equal proportions ST-segment elevation and non-ST-segment elevation acute coronary syndromes.

The fact that sense and antisense transcripts are not necessarily present in equal quantities also suggests that transcription might underlie a regulated process that is controlled by specific regulatory DNA elements rather than an unspecific side-product of decondensed pericentromeres.

The lateralization angles of S1 were presented in randomized order with equal probabilities for both angles.

ERPs were recorded in response to six consonant vowel syllables presented in random order with equal probability.