Sentence examples for equal reduce from inspiring English sources

Conversely, reductions in marginal tax rates should, all other things being equal, reduce charitable giving.

But running such a deficit would, other things being equal, reduce national saving.

It looks as if raising debt from 50 to 150 percent of GDP, other things equal, reduces growth by around 0.1 percentage point over the next three years.

To reduce the computational burden of this experiment, branches with equivalent simulated lengths were assumed to be equal, reducing the dimensionality of the likelihood space.

Indeed, constraining MFR intercepts to be equal reduced model fit, Δ χ(2) = 12.07, p = .002, ΔCFI = .016, so we allowed these to vary.

Likewise, all else being equal, reduced mortality within the matrix may provide some of the positive benefits associated with increasing corridor width (e.g., increases in the effective population sizes of patches), provided that individuals inhabiting the matrix could contribute progeny back to corridors and habitat patches (Pulliam 1988; Hanski 1994).

Narrow wheels equals light-weight rims equals reduced loads at peak speeds.

"Because when you do that, say all teachers are equal, you reduce it to the lowest common denominator".

As discussed above, regulation up and regulation down are required to be equal to reduce the impacts on product quality, process and productivity.

Decreasing the probability of employment by 19 percentage points in the NF group (all else being equal) would reduce average monthly earnings per person by about $330--about 330--about 330--about effect on earnings (data statistics not shalf in the table).

And (3) When Women Succeed, America Succeeds -- when Republicans have refused to ensure equal pay for equal work, reduced access to affordable child care and voted against paid sick leave for men and women.