Sentence examples for equally likely as from inspiring English sources

In combination with strong ecological and geographical barriers to gene flow between species, hybrid speciation may be a relatively frequent outcome of hybridization, equally likely as the alternative, ecological introgression (Figs 2 and 4).

The problem is to find the probability that among n students in a class, no two or more students share the same birthday under the assumption that individuals' birthdays are independent and that for every individual, all 365 days of the year are equally likely as possible birthdays.

We also found that in all cases, SoDA2 selected an alternative rearrangement equally likely as the majority one.

Although overall NW students have poorer achievement at GCSE, a previous analysis here had suggested that NW students are equally likely as W students to achieve very high GCSE grades (6 or more A grades or better).

To test the null hypothesis that the two species are equally likely as seed parents, we used Fisher's exact tests to compare the number of hybrids with the J. cinerea chloroplast to the number with the J. ailantifolia chloroplast.

We were assured by focus group participants that these venues were equally likely as a whole to yield samples of men and women, and that these places were not directly linked to services for specific health conditions.

Low inflation means workers are at last seeing strong real pay growth, although that reflects cheap oil more than a long-awaited return to productivity growth.Yet the minutes of the last Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, also released today, revealed one member's belief that a rate cut is equally as likely as a rate rise.

Among the many thought-provoking points Handelsman made, it was particularly interesting to learn that women are equally as likely as men to be unconsciously biased towards other women when it comes to hiring, mentoring, and awarding salaries.

Contact with the contaminated environment by healthcare personnel is equally as likely as direct contact with a patient to lead to contamination of the healthcare provider's hands or gloves that may result in patient-to-patient transmission of nosocomial pathogens.

"Where women are active in politics, they are equally as likely as their male counterparts to be digitally active". So are political bloggers the modern-day equivalent of the purple-faced "Angry of Tunbridge Wells" types of newspaper letters-page legend?

This idea has the support of previous research which has found that once men recognized they had an emotional problem, they were equally as likely as women to use mental health services".