Sentence examples for equally compared from inspiring English sources

"My request to you is simply to be treated equally compared to other potential candidates for the presidency," he wrote.

A 2009 Pew Research Center study found that just 14 percent of African-Americans had a great deal of confidence in the proposition that their local police officers treated blacks and whites equally, compared with 38 percent of whites who thought so.

Patient who received only steroids improved equally compared to the patients who received antibiotics and steroids.

Do you believe your governing body supports you equally, compared to male colleagues?

Combination of SA pretreatments at 0.01 and 0.1 mM in the medium with 2% PEG increased GSH content and GSH/GSSG ratio equally compared to 2% PEG without SA pretreatments.

According to a Pew Research Center poll last year, only 17percentt of black respondents had great confidence that police treat people of both races equally, compared to 35percentt of whites.

The Thai DRT for initials (TDRT-I) was designed to equally compare 21 phonemes pairwise, which results in 210 stimulus pairs.

Such assessments may be equally rigorous as compared to the CRA, but results may not be comparable or additive with CRA estimates.

In Halliday's 'deep' grammar paper, systems and structures are initially presented as being at the same level of abstraction: equally 'deep' as compared, respectively, with the more surface categories of paradigm and syntagm (Halliday 1966: 60).

Administration of the low dose during ischemia just before reperfusion was ineffective, but administration of the higher doses was equally cardioprotective as compared with administration before occlusion.

Electro-thermal models are equally important as compared to the other physics-based models discussed before because temperature is an important factor governing the set and reset processes.