Sentence examples for be equally or less from inspiring English sources

Thus, it has been unclear whether the NRI and NTI should be equally or less sensitive to the resolution of the phylogeny as compared to MPD and MNND.

A substance can be judged as safe to use in living organisms only if it is shown to be equally or less toxic than its reference material.

Permutation tests can also be used to detect regulated genes, and are known to be robust to outliers but can have low power for small N. Xu et al. found a permutation test to be equally or less accurate than parametric methods in ranking genes [ 36].

If (a) the provinces of trade equalization are equally or less developed than the specialized provinces and (b) one can identify these provinces through different quantiles and (c) the coefficient of equalized provinces at the proper quantile is greater, it means that the equalization is more conducive to technological innovation.

On the contrary, if the specialized provinces with higher coefficients are equally or less developed than the equalized provinces, it shows that the specialization is more favorable to technological innovation.

Of the six inmates executed in this state last year, four were equally or less culpable than co-defendants implicated in the same crimes, according to Dale A. Baich, the supervisor of the capital habeas unit in the federal public defender's office, which handles appeals of capital cases in federal court.

This leads one to ask whether leukaemia stem cells are equally or less versatile than their normal counterparts?

The entities represented by X and X′ are equally or less specific than the entity represented by Y.

The entities represented by X and X′ are equally or less specific than the entity represented by Y.   3.

The differences between the mean time use variables for the full sample and sibling-pair sample are equally or less substantial, relative to their standard deviations.

Every year I see candidates who are accepted by one highly competitive program but rejected by another program that is equally or less competitive.