Sentence examples for equal given from inspiring English sources

"Effectively, with all else being held equal, given the option between privacy and no privacy, people will tend to pick the private option.

We have employed a one tail t-test for this experiment because the populations are unknown but we can consider their standard deviation equal, given that the tested subjects are the same for the two approaches.

The authors conclude that at the "democratic equilibrium," allowing secessions lead to an excessive political fragmentation: The number of countries and their respective sizes, which are strictly equal given that individuals are uniformly distributed, do not correspond to the optimal solution maximizing the world's welfare.

All other factors being equal, given NADAM's [sic: he's referring to the National Association of Minority Automobile Dealers, or NAMAD] expressed fears and the general comparative dealer profile it provided the Journal, the minority-owned dealer termination rate should have been higher -- probably much higher than the 25% overall average.

The likelihood of infection with B. pseudomallei and B. mallei may not be equal given the circumstances; factors such as geographical distribution, prevalence, and risk factors for the diseases would be used in clinical practice for diagnosis.

If it's sex, then it's equal: giving and receiving.

Those more equal give an insight into decision making, leadership style, and even character.

Fair Is Not Equal - "FINE" The idea that everyone in business needs to be treated equal gives Human Resources departments a bad name.

Fitter species will, all else being equal, give rise to more descendant species, and organismal (or genomic) features that contribute thus serve "species functions".

The largest barn by volume (housing 5000 birds at 5 kg/m), all else being equal, gives the largest end quantity of virus in all cases.

Making sure both folds are equal gives this look a neater appearance.