Sentence examples for unequal ratios from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, proteins such as casein are composed of unequal ratios of amino acids when they are digested (Moritz and Crailsheim 1987; Szolderits and Crailsheim 1993), whereas our liquid diets were composed of all the EAAs at the same concentration.

However, a small subset of sheep have been found to exhibit abnormal (also known as complex) genotypes, where the two alleles of heterozygous samples appear to be present in unequal ratios [ 22, 23].

Loci and/or alleles are present in the vast majority of cases in certain ratios in a given plant accession whereas individual BAC clones will be present in unequal ratios in any given BAC pool.

On the other hand, since sequential designs have ethical and economic advantages per se, it seems reasonable to use these methods when investigators decide to randomize patients to the experimental and standard treatment groups in unequal ratios.

I showed up kind of late with my friend Charlotte and as you can see above, there was a rather unequal ratio of boys to girls.

Thus there were more words that needed to be rejected (non-targets require a NO response) as compared to words to be recognized (targets require a YES response) resulting in an unequal ratio of NO and YES responses.

To evaluate a possible unequal ratio of non-synonymous vs. synonymous substitutions in the two paralogous V1r copies, we performed an LRT comparing the two-ratio model (one ω per clade) with the one-ratio model (M0) where ω is constant.

An unequal ratio of randomisation is being used to adequately power the comparison of the two cediranib arms (B+C).

The unequal ratio was a practical compromise to accommodate referring GPs who wanted participants to begin the intervention without delay.

However, if the investigator decides to allocate patients in unequal ratio and aims to achieve the pre-specified power, then the total sample size for SSD should be adjusted by a factor dependent on the allocation ratio.

(2) Is an unequal ratio of mutant versus wild-type protein and mRNA a common feature in FHC caused by myosin mutations and how is it correlated to the severity of the disease?