Sentence examples for assuming all else is equal from inspiring English sources

Assuming all else is equal, most clandestine chemists would choose a pseudoephedrine/ephedrine reduction over reductive amination, because reduction of pseudoephedrine produces the more potent d-methamphetamine where reductive amination produces much less potent racemic methamphetamine.

Assuming all else is equal, most clandestine chemists would choose a pseudoephedrine/ephedrine reduction over reductive amination, because reduction of pseudoephedrine produces the more potent d-methamphetamine where reductive amination produces the much less potent racemic l-methamphetamine.

An eye clean SI2 (Clarity grades go from IF, or internally flawless to VVS1, VVS2, VS1, VS2, SI1, SI2, and finally I1), which is relatively far down the clarity scale, will look identical to a flawless diamond assuming all else is equal (yet it will cost less than half).

For example, assuming all else is equal, a block would receive the mean front entrance score if 30% of the frontage had a stoop, 43% was above grade, and 9% had a porch.

Mr. Hatzius cautions that the estimates assume all else is equal across the economy.

For instance, respondents are asked to choose between Drug Regimen A and Drug Regimen B based on the description of their attributes provided, assuming all else to be equal between the options (see table 1).

Second, note the "all else being equal" clause above.

When a study compares two drugs (or a drug to placebo), all else is held (or assumed to be) equal – in part through randomization, and in part through strict study protocols, including participant and practitioner blinding.

Using insurance theory, assuming a decreasing marginal utility of income, it follows that the higher the degree of risk aversion, the higher WTP will be when all else is equal.

But all else isn't equal.

But of course, all else is rarely equal.