Sentence examples for equally compared to from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Oddly enough, Republican women led that fight saying there already is equal pay for women, and it is condescending to think that women are not paid equally compared to their male counterparts -- despite the fact that currently women only make 77percentt of what men make for the same job and same hours.

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

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.

Graphical results shown in the figures demonstrate that the proposed method performs equally well as compared to the conventional shrinkage methods at different variance of noise and sample sizes.

Our data suggest that this preparation is more comfortable and equally safe as compared to the traditional procedure.

This study also suggests that age is a useful prognostic indicator for predicting acute GBS UTI, perhaps equally so as compared to s-QBC.