With so much anticipation about the chancellor's spending review the announcement on Wednesday will be all about balance and proportion - how much George Osborne is cutting.
We then looked into the proportion of how much the GC content becoming CpG sites; the results showed that the proportion of CpG sites in the GC nucleotide in Alu elements is stable as the increase of CI scores, but is increased in the region not covering by Alu elements (Fig. 3E and 3F).
Corn ethanol's "net energy balance" — the amount of energy it yields in proportion to how much energy goes into its production — is significantly lower than that of other alternatives, and modern corn farming isn't easy on the land.
The normal rule is that they spoil them in inverse proportion to how much they spoiled their own children.
"You don't know," he said, "the exact proportion of how much people are actually paying off.
Congrats -- people get justice in proportion to how much they can make the judge feel sorry for them.
All of this is interesting precisely in proportion to how much Hemingway and his myth matter to you.
Changing the proportion of how much meat to vegetables we put on our plates is good for our bodies and the planet".
"Space expands in proportion to how much of it you can use, almost as if you had increased its size," he said.
It invests in schemes to offset or reduce carbon emissions and charges the cost of these to business units in proportion to how much they contribute to the company's overall emissions.
Indeed, hostility towards the federal government seems to rise in proportion to how much land is owned by it, thinks Mr Moncrief, and in several Western states the government owns more than 60%.Not all conservatives are alike, of course.
