The most typical form of machinery for the settlement of disputes by voluntary conciliation is a joint board consisting of equal numbers of representatives of employers and employed.
Yet another form of voluntary board is the "district board," consisting in most cases of representatives elected in equal numbers by the local chamber of commerce and trades council respectively.
Hence the gametes containing R will be of two sorts, RP and Rp, and these will be produced in equal numbers.
In the former case the offspring will be all of the dominant form, while in the latter they will consist on the average of equal numbers of dominants and recessives.
If now the F1 plant be crossed with the pure recessive, we are bringing together a series of gametes consisting of equal numbers of dominants and recessives with a series consisting solely of recessives.
Such hybrid F1 plants, therefore, must produce a series of ovules consisting of those bearing tallness and those bearing dwarfness, and must produce them in equal numbers.
One of the remarkable facts about sex is that, although the uniting gametes are male and female yet they give rise to males and females in equal numbers.
If these are bred together the result in F2 is equal numbers of red-eyed and white-eyed females, and equal numbers of red-eyed and white-eyed males.
The players are divided into two or more groups of equal numbers.
The players should be divided into groups of equal numbers, which compete against each other.
There are two types of spermatozoa inequal numbers in this species, each with six chromosomes, but one with, the other without, an X chromosome.
But as the land becomes settled, they retire into the back forests, where they are at this day in equal numbers!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "equal numbers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
