Sentence examples similar to but considered equal from inspiring English sources

Another example, LWL (Li-Wu-Luo) method, classifies sites and substitutions as i-fold degenerate sites (i = 0, 2, 4) and considers unequal rates between transitional and transversional changes only when it counts substitutions, but considers equal rates when counting sites [ 8].

This is mindless repetition that pretends not to be mindless, bite-sized nuggets about people we don't know but pretend to know intimately, little insights that come "all at second-hand" but are "considered equal to new," that, because they are stated using the "slang in vogue," pass for original witticisms.

Moral relativity is the new order because everything is considered equal, or equally corrupt.

As with the stories in the "The Library," not all acts could be considered equal, but in the excellent "Temporarily Untitled," Simon Courchel appeared trapped in a wooden box that extended to his chest.

Musson et al. (2010) suggest that an estimated EMS-98 and MCS intensity can be considered equal, but an in-depth analysis of the available intensity data for the 2012 earthquake shows a different trend.

Tests were parametric, but all variances were considered equal.

A desk at the Newport Historical Society is attributed to him, but his work is not considered equal in quality to that of his father.

But not all organic products are considered equal.

Men and women were considered equal by the Taipings but were allowed no contact with one another even married couples were forbidden sexual intercourse.

These data are ordinal, does have a rank order, but the intervals between values cannot be considered equal.

But of course in this case, all areas were considered equal from the off.