Sentence examples for well or equal from inspiring English sources

Depending on my mood, usually 3 to 1. Two to 1 as well or equal parts when the fancy takes me.

Laboratories very often need to use more than one method because no single method can detect all types of mutations equally well or with equal precision.

The recommended vertical density of radial wells is larger or equal to 1 well per meter in this case.

Astrocytes were washed twice and then incubated for 45 90 min with a medium containing glutamate: the final well volume equalled 75 or 100 μM.

It might well equal cuts.

At that rate, given the Kings' play so far, four could well equal infinity for the Coyotes.

It has already killed as many people as the lower fatality estimates of the Great Influenza of 1918, and may well equal the common estimate of that toll -- 40 million -- by 2010.

GameStop said yesterday that it's having a heck of a time trying to keep Kinect in stock, with an executive vice-president saying that demand may well equal that of the Wii during that system's launch.

When companies and individuals both do their part well, it can equal great success for both.

For assessment of in vitro drug delivery by anti-CD134 liposomes, activated A2b cells were incubated at 37°C in 5% CO2 without or with 1 nmol (lipid) of the different liposomal formulations per well or with an equal concentration (100 nM) of free FUdR (Sigma-Aldrich Chemie) in 200 μl of medium without serum.

The null hypothesis is that the mean of the experimental well is less than or equal to twice the mean of the negative control wells; the alternative is that it exceeds this.