To investigate which was the dominant pathway in the PAH-degrading process of consortium CY-1, the proportions of the quantity of genes encoding C12O, C23O, G12O and P34O in RNA were calculated.
Use an amount in proportion to the quantity of tea you've added (eg. 5 cups of water for 5 teaspoons of tea).
The underlying problems were the growing shortage of skilled workers, a wrecked rural culture, the payment of workers in proportion to the quantity rather than the quality of their work, too large farm machinery for the small collective farms and the roadless countryside.
Variable costs rise or fall in proportion to the quantity of output.
The ELSD generates a signal in direct proportion to the quantity of the analyte present.
A plasmid carrying the gene coding for the enhanced cyan fluorescent protein was subsequently introduced into this sensing strain to produce concomitant optical signals in proportion to the quantity of the target heavy metal, mercury.
Water should be in proportion to the quantity of henna you will need for your hair.
Poliner and Ellis [34] state that, as in the universal practice in the speech recognition community, this is probably the most adequate measure, since it gives a direct feel for the quantity of errors that will occur as a proportion of the total quantity of notes present.
We modelled it through two components: (i) the total quantities of pollen produced by cultivated and weedy populations and (ii) the proportion of these quantities available at the flowering time of mother j (i.e. the temporal distribution of available pollen).
First proven by the French chemist Joseph Louis Proust in 1799, this law states that if a compound is broken down into its constituent elements, then the masses of the constituents will always have the same proportions, regardless of the quantity or source of the original substance.
