Sentence examples for equal meaning from inspiring English sources

However, to the extent that we mixed occupational titles with high and low true exposures within the job groups, the observed mean values of the job groups would erroneously seem similar (ultimately, we could have constructed our job groups in such a poor way that all group means were equal, meaning that we would be unable to detect exposure-response relationships).

It was roughly equal, meaning peripheral arterial disease was unlikely.

Do sensory cues with equal meaning engage similar patterns of brain activations even if they are delivered in separate modalities?

When Hamas is prepared to talk instead of fire rockets, then Mr. Obama's words will have equal meaning in Gaza.

Gender divisions in Pakistan are roughly equal, meaning that around 10 million women are not registered to vote.

Later, after I married and had a child, I learned to find equal meaning in the repeated rituals of domestic life.

Lucent walked away from a reported $34 billion all-stock deal because it says the pact wasn't a merger of equals-meaning, Alcatel wouldn't give it an equal amount of clout in the boardroom.

An overwhelming 89% of the 9,528 responses (roughly split between male and female) supported equal marriage, meaning that the majority of straight respondents, as well as lesbians and gay men, support marriage for same sex couples.

Out in front, he upgraded Citigroup to "overweight" from "equal weight," meaning that he thinks the financial services conglomerate will outperform its sector over the next 12 months.

The phrases "demarcation of science" and "demarcation of science from pseudoscience" are often used interchangeably, and many authors seem to have regarded them as equal in meaning.

A few other tidbits: BlueYard Capital will be an "equal partnership," meaning that if and when the firm expands, all partners will have "equal economics in the funds they are involved in".