Sentence examples for equal to or outweighed from inspiring English sources

Parker [ 43] emphasized this principle by mentioning that the production of high quality, error free spermatozoa is costly and that there will be selection against it if the costs are not equal to or outweighed by the benefits (fertilizing the oocyte).

The benefits are equal to or possibly outweigh the disadvantages.

4 Social exchange theory indicates that an individual will exchange knowledge or expertise with others when he or she thinks that the reward for the exchange is equal to or greater than the cost, and trusts or expects that the rewards will outweigh the costs in the long run.

Equal to or better than your average day this winter.

Women are equal to (or better than) men.

Kenegdo means equal to, or level to.

Body Mass Index less than or equal to 18 OR more than or equal to 35.

But he argued the harm of denying gays and lesbians the equal right to marry outweighed admonitions that the court move more slowly in order to give state legislatures more time to adjust their laws.

In particular, class I and II guidelines recommend management strategies for which the benefits are greater than or equal to the risk, whereas class III guidelines suggest that the risk outweighs the benefits.

Given that it has been reported that the annual cost for treatment of dry eye in Japan is USD 651, 19 it is shown that benefits of providing treatment for dry eye equal or outweigh the cost incurred by productivity loss.

The economic burden of obesity, MGI estimates, is 2.8% of global GDP, roughly equal to that of smoking or war.Almost all the measures analysed in the report are cost-effective, offering health-care savings and productivity gains that would outweigh their cost over the lifetime of the target population.