Sentence examples for somewhat equal number from inspiring English sources

For the long hooked-end fibres reinforced concrete with the same fibre content, even though they have somewhat equal number of fibres on fracture surface, different peak loads existed among them, showing that the peak loads of SFR SCC is strongly affected by the hook shape of fibres.

In addition we tried to select a somewhat equal number of genes involved in the different shell layers (calcitic and aragonite) and in pigmentation, thus excluding the gene ASP, involved in the calcitic layer formation and for which we already had selected 4 genes.

Though the P-I generally sits somewhat to the left of the Times, both papers usually endorse a fairly equal number of Republicans and Democrats.

This will ensure that the partitions formed after hop-by-hop expansion are somewhat equal in number of nodes per partition.

Likewise, we observed nM-range channel blocking activity of the G0 G2-NH2 dendrons with several compounds being somewhat more active that the intact dendrimers carrying equal number of the surface primary amines.

The high ENC numbers signify a low codon usage bias, i.e. a somewhat equal usage of synonymous codons within the gene families.

For example, in brood c13, most of the offspring (57%) were sired by one individual, while the other four fathers sired somewhat equal (goodness-of-fit Chi-square for the four fathers, P = 0.61), but far smaller numbers of offspring.

An equal number died of starvation.

Cheers and groans, in equal number, mingled.

Katz puts "somewhat equal" in quotations, but I never use any such phrase.

There are good patches, and bad, in roughly equal number.