Sentences with phrase «equal numbers»

Normally groups are divided so that equal numbers of people fall into each group.

If people had equal numbers of depressive and manic episodes, the diagnosis would be a snap — almost.

Splenocytes from eGFP - expressing mice and LPA receptor — deficient mice were mixed in equal numbers and incubated with Sulfo - NHS - LC - biotin reagent (80 μg / ml)(Thermo Fisher Scientific) for 30 min (Nolte et al., 2004).

They put roughly equal numbers of them in three fish tanks containing zooplankton.

However, the control non-sensitized and tolerant animals showed equal numbers of spots, suggesting that indeed the tolerant animals had no activated alloreactive T cells.

Women have been attending medical school in numbers equal to or greater than those of men since 1996 in the United Kingdom, 1 and in nearly equal numbers in the United States since 2003.2 However, despite parity in medical school admissions, substantial gender differences in rank and leadership remain in academic medicine.

The article by Mansukhani et al1 in this issue of JAMA Surgery reveals that, despite the introduction of the National Institutes of Health Revitalization Act of 1993 to ensure that female participants were included in clinical trials, males and females currently are not included in surgical clinical research in equal numbers.

NASA recently graduated its first class of astronauts with equal numbers of men and women.

Certainly, more accurate population averages would be obtained if each sample were composed of equal numbers of males and females.

The outcome of a given division is unpredictable, but in homeostasis the probabilities of producing two progenitor and two differentiating daughters are the same, so that on average, equal numbers of progenitors and differentiating cells are produced across whole population of progenitors.

So even if you started out with equal numbers of rabbits and tortoises in your lab experiment, you might quickly end up with zillions of rabbits.

Approximately equal numbers of women and men enter and graduate from medical school in the United States and United Kingdom.1 2 In northern and eastern European countries such as Russia, Finland, Hungary, and Serbia, women account for more than 50 % of the active physicians3; in the United Kingdom and United States, they represent 47 % and 33 % respectively.4 5 Even in Japan, the nation in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development with the lowest percentage of female physicians, representation doubled between 1986 and 2012.3 6 However, progress in academic medicine continues to lag, with women accounting for less than 30 % of clinical faculty overall and for less than 20 % of those at the highest grade or in leadership positions.7 - 9 Understanding the extent to which this underrepresentation affects high impact research is critical because of the implicit bias it introduces to the research agenda, influencing future clinical practice.10 11 Given the importance of publication for tenure and promotion, 12 women's publication in high impact journals also provides insights into the degree to which the gender gap can be expected to close.

Bins were constructed by using an algorithm in which each bin contained approximately equal numbers of participants with bin length defined by distance in base pairs.

Pincus and Singer also noted that when the digits are taken two at a time, a random sequence should have equal numbers of all possible pairs: 00, 01, 10, and 11, in this case.

Many molecules come in left and right - handed versions, and non-biological processes tend to create these in equal numbers.

When the team flooded the cage with low - level, ambient, natural noise, both the non-inflating and the inflating robots were hunted in equal numbers.

It was very different on the shady forested slope at Cuivre River State Park where bicolors and concolors occurred in almost equal numbers or bicolors outnumbered concolors by almost two - to - one in one season.

The smaller sample was drawn from the Southwest Baltimore site of the Exploring Health Disparities in Integrated Communities (EHDIC) study, an ongoing study by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions of race disparities within communities where approximately equal numbers of both African Americans and non-Hispanic whites live and where median incomes are similar.

Müller warns that when animal cognition researchers put together their study groups, they may be missing this kind of effect if they aren't including equal numbers of male and female animals.

Normally, nuclei as light as nickel have roughly equal numbers of protons and neutrons, but the new nucleus has 28 protons and 20 neutrons.

Most times of the year male and female fish are caught in equal numbers.

Remarkably, although mouse studies had indicated that different transcription factors were differently important for generating pain and itch sensing neurons versus pressure and limb position neurons, in the dish these factors produced equal numbers of each of the three main subtypes.

From 1880 to 1910 roughly equal numbers of publications appeared in German, French and English, and German overtook English by 1910.

«When there are relatively equal numbers of right - and left - handed pitchers, it's more difficult for batters to anticipate the type of pitch they're going to get.

About half of the participants were seniors, the rest roughly equal numbers of younger classes.

Scientists know the other varieties exist because when they synthesize these amino acids and sugars in a lab, roughly equal numbers of left - and right - facing arrangements form.

«There is a strong argument against the possibility that matter and anti-matter exist in equal numbers in our universe but are for some reason separated.

For instance, roughly equal numbers of teachers were praised for seemingly opposing characteristics, such as «dedicated» and «easygoing.»

The team caged equal numbers of wild and GM mosquitoes and monitored their breeding over 10 generations.

Quark matter would consist of equal numbers of the three quarks — up, down and strange — found in the protons and neutrons of ordinary matter.

In his letter, Peter Jones refers to a brain surgeon who saw equal numbers of head injuries among cyclists who...

A simplified diagram in which men either have only sons, only daughters, or equal numbers of each, though in reality it is less clear cut.

It is a simplified example, in which men either have only sons, only daughters, or equal numbers of each, though in reality it is less clear cut.

Mendel believed that parents contribute equal numbers of factors to their offspring.

So scientists at Johns Hopkins tested their ability to do this, by allowing equal numbers of resistant and non-resistant mosquitoes to feed on the blood of malaria - infected mice.

However, the Telescope Array team has taken a more catholic approach, looking only for evidence that cosmic rays do not arrive in equal numbers in all directions.

Because of the timelag between leaving the schoolroom and arriving in the boardroom, by the time there are equal numbers of men and women at the top, there could be huge numbers of ambitious women on the way up, motivated in less equal times.

Party affiliation did not affect the likelihood that a person had read the Harry Potter books, the study found; Democrats, Republicans, and Independents have all read Rowling's books in roughly equal numbers.

Men and women surveyed, said blue was their favorite color and in equal numbers.

«The Big Bang should have produced quarks and antiquarks in equal numbers, yet we see only matter all around us,» says physicist Steven Vigdor at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider, where the antihelium was created.

During meiosis, each copy is transmitted to the gametes in equal numbers.

The new data also unseats the common perception that Ebola has a disproportionate impact on women, instead finding that the epidemic has affected men and women in roughly equal numbers.

All participating clinicians were from the CHOP pediatric network, drawn in equal numbers from urban and suburban offices.

Four experimental sessions with 24 subjects each had equal numbers of men and women.

In the public health field, men and women are already represented in roughly equal numbers, the study finds.

WOMEN IN SCIENCE Progress has been made on closing the gender gap in science - related fields, but it may be decades or even centuries before some disciplines have equal numbers of men and women, a new study suggests.

The bipartisan theme was trumpeted in mid-January when legislative leaders formed a task force of 50 lawmakers — with equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats — to study the issues raised by Newtown and recommend legislation in response.

«So I wanted to take the time to draw some parallels between what I see as women in a rather male dominated field and how we have to break down these barriers, empower each other, because the voices of women are so desperately needed in equal numbers, whether it is in business, academia or in politics and so sometimes it's an internal barrier and if you break through that then we will deal with societal barriers, but right now, you have to at least say I've got something to offer,» Hochul noted.

If the power over lines is taken out of their hands, and the districts are required to have roughly equal numbers of residents in them — at the moment the populations of each district are permitted to depart from the mean by up to five percent in either direction — the swing back toward Democratic control will be that much more dramatic.

The outcome of that race could affect who runs the Senate, where Democrats and Republicans share almost equal numbers and a wavering group of Independents has handed control to the GOP — for the moment.