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Together, the Republicans in both chambers will try to keep their party's stamp on a Congressional delegation of 23 Republicans and 9 Democrats (to keep the same proportions with four new seats, they'd have 26 Republicans and 10 Democrats, or three to the Republicans and one to the Democrats).

Upper-middle-income countries appear to have implemented Hib and pneumococcal vaccines in the same proportions, with the first countries beginning implementation after seven years and reaching approximately 20% of countries at ten years.

Under the same proportion with micro-Al2O3, the nano-Al2O3 was easily melted and generated Fe3Al.

Compared to all 46 baseline participants those with a follow-up (n = 35) had the same proportion with a PTSD diagnosis, but a slightly lower IES-R total score (42.8, SD = 16.4 vs. 44.6, SD = 17.4).

We can then test whether the score distribution for the input gene set Gi exhibits the same proportion with respect to threshold t = 0.5 using a one-tailed binomial test.

Suicidal ideation flagged by "I want to kill myself" presented in 101 (9.2%) of the participants having the same proportion with the feelings of "Nobody really loves me" and "All bad things are my fault".

Total RNA was isolated from developing seeds of sesame (cv. Zhongzhi 14) 5, 20, 30 days after pollination, respectively, and mixed in the same proportion, with TRIzol reagent (Gibco-BRL) according to the manufacturer's instruction.

It is clear that the amplitude nearby wave peak in the hypnosis state is more stable than that in the normal state, because the mean peak in the hypnosis state is much lower than that in the normal state as shown in Figure 2. If the waveforms of the two states are similar, the mean cycles for two states should have the same proportion with the mean peaks.

Bertolli et al. [ 1] use a coarsened data approach to estimate unadjusted rates of in utero and intrapartum transmission based on the assumption that infants with missing test data are distributed among transmission groups in the same proportions as infants with non-missing test data.

It thus appeared that treatment with 5 and 10 mM EMS affected fecundity in the same proportions, whereas aphids treated with 15 mM EMS produced nearly no progeny.

However, the three samples did provide some power to evaluate deviations assuming binomial sampling and, using a two-tailed 5 % cutoff (|t| > 4.3, 2 degrees of freedom), 10.8 % of the heterozygous sites showed an allelic bias (range 9.4 12.7 %, with a trend for more sites with higher sampling depth, and approximately the same proportion observed with the reference genome alignment).