Sentence examples for equal theory from inspiring English sources

For instance, all things being equal, theory predicts that large-bodied species should have a higher dispersal capability enabling them to rescue or re-colonize distant patches and hence to support patch isolation, even in a highly fragmented habitat (reviewed in Ewers and Didham 2006; Henle et al. 2004).

Instead, they provided a separate-but-equal theory of virtue according to which male and female virtues are simply different.

Where immigration and extinction rates are equal, the theory of island biogeography states that the number of species is proportional to the size of the island and inversely proportional to the distance of the island from the mainland.

The effects of the method-latent on all the other relevant indicators should be constrained to be equal unless theory justifies why some indicators should display more method's response than others.

Now that many glass ceilings have been shattered, most people support (at least in theory) equal pay for equal work, equal opportunity in education and equal opportunity in the workforce.

A judge in the majority said the dissent had invented "novel equal protection theories".

The key anecdote concerns a ham-and-egg sandwich tossed off the Empire State Building, transformed by the velocity-equals-weight theory into a lethal weapon.

Most philosophers believe that, other things being equal, simpler theories are better.

It's natural to think that computability, range of application, and other things being equal, true theories are better than false ones, good approximations are better than bad ones, and highly probable theoretical claims deserve to take precedence over less probable ones.

We have to put an equal sign between theory and practice".

more?) for the election.Most important, a stretched out election violates the idea that all voters should have, in theory, equal knowledge about candidates and parties in the contest.