The phrase "compare equally" is not a correct grammatical construction.
The correct form would be "are equal when compared." You can use this phrase when stating that two things have the same level of worth, importance, or value when compared to each other. For example: "The two candidates are equal when compared in terms of their qualifications and experience."
Experimental studies have shown that when assessors compare equally qualified women and men for jobs, the men are more likely to be recommended for hiring.
Not to compare equally the senseless loss of life to economic depression.
The outbreak definition we used is novel and may or may not compare equally to the Vessel Sanitation Program (VSP) classification.
Example: 10 - J - Q - K - A Compare equally valued hands.
From all the research human urine was found to have compared equally favourable with the chemical fertilizers when both amendments were utilized at equal doses (Mnkeni et al. 2008).
But we need to start winning against the top four before we can start to be compared equally".
For the sake of comparing equally, the same initial points as in [33] should be selected.
Comparing equally productive men and women 10 years later, she found that more of the men had won tenure.
When comparing equally stable systems, but with different set of IRES implemented, it was shown that the addition of a battery was more beneficial for an electricity system with a larger role for wind power.
Repeatedly comparing equally sized random distributions to those from the high-resolution and local low-resolution tracks shows a significant difference in all cases (p<0.05, Two-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov goodness-of-fit, 1000 runs).
Comparing equally sized samples of all sets, a significant increase in the average content of GAS consensus sequences precisely at the position of the inferred STAT1 binding sites is consistently observed for all sets (Fig. 1, background content at distant positions <5%).
