Sentence examples for and equally often from inspiring English sources

This is the "we'll grow into our valuation" strategy, nearly universally said in Silicon Valley and equally often untrue.

However, across participants, they appeared equally often as old and new words and equally often as words with sad and neutral prosody.

As for the preceding experiments, word lists were created, which were rotated across conditions and participants such that across participants each word appeared equally often as old or new word, equally often with sad or neutral prosody, and equally often in the word valence and the prosody memory tasks.

Cause of death was not retained in the bivariate analyses, but, if adjusted for the other characteristics, patients with malignancies were more often hospitalised than those with cardiovascular diseases (three to four times more often) and equally often as those with diseases of the nervous system.

Although it has been suggested that "institutional racism" has defied definition, those definitions submitted to the inquiry all have a common thread - the essence of which is captured by the CRE's contention that it means "established laws, customs and practices which result in ethnic minorities being treated unfairly and less equally, often without intention or knowledge".

This property is satisfied if, for example, for each pair of factors, every combination of factor levels exists and occurs equally often.

The two targets always appeared in the same visual hemifield (i.e., both is the left or right visual field), and occurred equally often at each of the 16 possible stimulus locations.

A human rightness score of 0.5 is obtained if, on the way from the root to the focal taxon, one has to turn left and right equally often.

Data confirmed that flexible subjects among VEH controls (i.e., those with a "steep" profile) developed (for delay > 60s) a robust shift due to a temporal discounting, which stabilized around chance level namely with choosing SS and LL equally often.

The two trial types (grasp or reach), with ten repetitions per condition (20 trials total) were randomized within a run and balanced across all runs (that required the same effector) so that each trial type was preceded and followed equally often by every other trial type across the entire experiment.

Each response key was associated with lip words and tongue words equally often and in a randomized order.