Sentence examples for close to equally from inspiring English sources

So it really is very close to equally bright in all directions but not quite.

IsoDE was run with a total of 20 bootstrap samples per condition, distributed equally (or as close to equally as possible) among the replicates, as detailed in Table S5.

Both limbs should be as close to equally bent as possible.

Mr. Mitchell's entrance is the most exciting moment in the work: He hops in triplets, raising his other leg in a sculptural attitude, and then switches legs, his arms powerfully rising in arcs opposite the raised leg, and all the while stays close to the equally lively Ms. Goggans.

The random effects inverse-variance weighted estimate was much less dominated by particular centers and close to the equally weighted estimate because of the large amount of heterogeneity.

But in an opinion issued Thursday, four justices came very close to creating an equally harebrained precedent: that a court decision about the application of a state's property laws can amount to a "taking" of private property, as if a city or state had confiscated it.

He's even closer to an equally important milestone: Romney has built a delegate lead nearly as big as the one held by the ultimate GOP nominee John McCain when Romney decided to end his presidential bid in 2008.

If we can effect a change, perhaps by transferring resources, that will make the worse off person better off and make the better off person worse off, provided the change does not bring it about that the formerly better off person is now worse off, the change will bring the people closer to being equally well off.

(For discussion of the situation where two codes have equally high expected value and seem equally close to conventional morality, see Hooker 2000: 115. For a more nuanced view, see Hooker 2008: 83–4).

As will be discussed later, a selective pluralist is someone who believes that more than one, but not necessarily all, competing perspectives are equally close to the truth, while an anarchistic pluralist is someone who believes that all competing perspectives on a given issue are equally close to the truth.

Norman Rosten, Hedda's husband, who was equally close to Marilyn, saw her relationship to feminism differently.