Sentence examples for equally judged from inspiring English sources

Although the valuation task is more informative, ranking can provide additional information over valuations, especially when the domains are more or less equally judged or when respondents are not capable to perform the more difficult valuation task.

The others had split their loyalty equally, judging nobody, visiting their father, accepting their second stepmother, who was the same age as they.

42 Besides being equally effective, both treatments were equally safe, as judged by the similar proportion of acute side effects experienced and the safety of the treatment as perceived by the patients.

This means that PET and PEN are equally flexible as judged by their conformational partition functions.

Equally, judges in the US are often reluctant to issue injunctions over SEPs, preferring the companies to negotiate settlements.

And Mr Cameron's comments will equally be judged in the UK on very different terms.

There's not a performance around him that is not equally well judged.

Thomas Newman's score is equally well judged, emphasising the emotional but never drowning us in sentiment.

Equally well judged, in a different way, was his recreation of Brian Haw's Parliament Square peace protest in the Tate.

The heavier hand of Emmanuel Villaume, the festival's music director, was equally well judged on Wednesday in "Mahagonny," appropriate to its very different purposes.

It should be a fundamental principle of a modern multi-ethnic, multi-religious society that all people are treated equally, being judged on their ideas and their actions rather than their skin-colour or religion.