Sentence examples for equally added from inspiring English sources

Pre-service teachers' intention to teach both evolutionary theory and unscientific alternatives was assessed using two items ("Evolution and creationism should both be presented in the secondary school biology curriculum" [cf. Köse [2010], p. 193]); "Besides evolution, creationism should be equally added to the secondary school biology curriculum").

After homogenization, a few drops of concentrated sulfuric acid are equally added.

Interestingly enough the exogenous mRNA, which was equally added in the RNA from brain and ovary (see Methods), appeared more expressed in the ovary after IVT but not after PCR.

Mr. Jha said it was "disingenuous to suggest that all phones perform equally," adding that in the company's tests, Motorola's new Droid X had performed better than the iPhone 4 when held in the hand.

With only stereo's two channels, such systems affect the sound from the front and rear speakers equally, adding some feeling spaciousness in back but degrading the sound from the front.

Murano et al. (1997) and Kidwell et al. (1990) equally adds that pesticide accumulation in fish was due to their lipid content, this implies that the high lipid content in Clarias gariepinus, allows more pesticide residues tend to be trapped in their lipid stores compared to Tilapia zilli.

"We are all people and I believe we all deserve protection equally," he added.

His was a rare and tragic case, and it would be irresponsible to suggest the debt was the sole reason for his suicide, but equally the added stress can't have impacted positively on his mental health.

Supernatant was divided equally and added to washed pAp-agarose beads (pAp-binding fraction) or blocked agarose beads (control).

Equally, he adds, they're "just extraordinary poems" and their meaning is manifold.

"But equally," she adds quickly, "is my daughter outspoken, opinionated, feisty, very sure of her importance in the world?