Sentence examples for proportionally the same from inspiring English sources

It is proportionally the same as having a saddle on a horse, or a harness on a buffalo," he says.

The two orthology detection software however identified proportionally the same number of orthologous gene sets (e.g. ~89,000 gene sets in 1,059 HMP-genomes vs. 154,000 gene sets in 2,472 HGTree-genomes) and hence are not expected to bias our results, especially because the downstream HGT detection strategy using tree reconciliation was similar in both HMP and HGTree datasets.

In his book, "Numbers and Losses in the Civil War in America, 1861-65," he reasoned that if the Confederates had lost proportionally the same number of soldiers to disease as the Union had, the actual number of Confederate dead should rise to 258,000.

Eventually, we can deduce that at the level of each station, the conductivity follows proportionally the same fluctuations as the salinity.

The results with the minimal medium were proportionally the same but the lower nutrient level resulted in a shorter incubation period and a lower productivity (maximum (R -3-HB level at 152 h was 2.15 g L−1 and the pR -3-HBvity was 14.1 mg L−1 h−1).

Mitomycin C caused proportionally the same decrease in HIF-1α protein expression in the presence or absence of actinomycin D, suggesting that its effect is independent of transcriptional regulation (Fig. 2c).

Although there is an increase in the fault distance that corresponds to a length between fault location and DC/DC converter, the exponential term remains constant because the R eq and L eq increase proportionally at the same rate.

Examining the matter it was found out that in spite of the significant storm-induced enhancement of IEC, the proportion between topside and bottom-side parts remained practically invariable and these parts were increased proportionally by the same factor.

On the other hand, in some cases, it may be impossible for an inefficient DMU to improve all of the inputs or outputs proportionally at the same time in order to be efficient.

The computer simulation analyses they conducted not only supported the validity of the bootstrap test when each gene evolved at a constant rate, but also suggested that the model remained valid as long as the rate heterogeneity was occurring proportionally in the same taxa for both genes (Sang and Zhong, 2000).

There was a correlation between dose and plasma exposure within the aforementioned dosing range, whereas brain exposure increased more than proportionally over the same range.