Sentence examples for being relatively equal from inspiring English sources

All things being relatively equal, Westbrook is the one on track to make history.

It is also characterised by employers and trade unions being relatively equal in negotiations and the parties being accustomed to reaching agreements without the need for the government to step in.

His loss Tuesday in the 200 freestyle to Paul Biedermann of Germany, who finished four seconds behind him in the Olympic final last year, was so untenable it prompted Phelps's coach, Bob Bowman, to float the idea of Phelps's boycotting future international events until racing suits are returned to a state of being relatively equal.

The absence of any associations is likely attributable to the distribution of the predictor variable scores being relatively equal between the CLBP and control groups or insufficient power to identify any differences.

In a previous study, we identified multiple singly-acetylated H2A.Z-2 peptides, with the abundance of acetyl K4-containing species being relatively equal to the acetyl K7 species [ 27], and this is likely to be the case with the singly-acetylated forms of H2A.Z-1.

Rank-related costs (sensu relative allostatic load; Goymann and Wingfield 2004) of males should be relatively equal as both rank classes face only a moderate level of stress.

It helps them believe the relationship is relatively equal.

It will be relatively equal measures comedy, education and spontaneity.

Some people think that it's relatively equal between men and women.

The weight distribution between the front and the rear of the dog are relatively equal.

For many years afterward, it felt like the support for each artist was relatively equal, and hip-hop fans were expected to take sides.