The phrase "at equal conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or agreements where all parties are treated the same or have the same opportunities.
Example: "In order to ensure fairness, all competitors must participate at equal conditions."
Alternatives: "under equal terms" or "on equal footing".
It was shown that at other equal conditions, the solubility of the peroxide initiator in the molten polymer is most important in the IA grafting onto LDPE.
Additionally, multiplexing allows more efficient and therefore less expensive use of reagents, and because the different targets are screened simultaneously they experience equal conditions at each step of the assay procedure.
Cultures for investigation of asexual development were grown in parallel to those for analysis of sexual development under equal conditions and harvested at time points corresponding to contact of mycelia and the onset of fruiting body formation.
Equal conditions were used across all experiments (lasting at least 30 min), with each experiment starting at the pre-determined acidotic conditions.
Equal conditions were used across all experiments (lasting at least 60 minutes), with each experiment starting at the pre-determined acidotic conditions.
In addition, the education at lower levels must have been effective so that the candidate has equal conditions to compete.
As a reference, diploid salmon kept under equal conditions and with equal genetics were used.
The equal condition in Eq. (39) is satisfied at the takeoff point.
And if he wants to be sportive, he must be prepared to race anybody, at any condition, at equal terms.
Following isolation from freshly digested tumors, single cells were immediately exposed in suspension to adeno-β-gal or adeno-Cre (moi of 80, for 2 to 3 hours), washed to remove viral particles and then plated at equal density into sphere culture conditions.
