Sentence examples for equally or higher from inspiring English sources

Only search results with a MASCOT peptide score equally or higher as the MASCOT score threshold were included (see table S3a).

A BDI-score equally or higher than 21 indicates a major depression (specificity 78.4%) [ 43].

Let us further denote by H0 j the partial null hypothesis that the gene under study is expressed equally or higher in tissue j than in the target tissue.

Hiring-time enthusiasm can easily turn into tenure-time trouble, as young scientists realize--too late--that they are being judged by standards different from those (equally high, or higher) that they've spent the last several years of their lives working to meet.

Lawson (1992) found that medium reasoners were less motivated and more frustrated when paired with students of lower reasoning ability, and thus preferred to be paired with an equally matched or higher reasoning peer.

The data in the map is based on research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S. According to Climate Central, these are just median projections -- meaning real sea level rise could equally be higher or lower.

The precision of the single conductivity value is equally high, if not higher, as that obtained using conventional conductivity technique.

We need an equally high or better standard for protection of human subjects, but with less legalistic and repetitive processes [ 45].

If more than one area receives an equally high or an equally low satisfaction rating, interviewers were instructed to select area(s) that tended to be identified as concerns less frequently, in our initial piloting of the ECSQ measure (i.e., concerns related to sexual risk, family planning, and substance use).

In any case, our statement that any mutations are "by definition due to neutral genetic drift" is simply based on the fact that the experimental procedure cannot directly favor any mutation, since all mutants have either equally high or zero fitness.

Given that simultaneous hermaphroditism has not been previously reported in X. laevis despite decades of research on their reproductive biology, an equally or more plausible explanation for high numbers of TOFs in control animals (e.g., Jooste et al. 2005; Orton et al. 2006) is exposure to some type of unmeasured endocrine-disrupting contaminant.