Sentence examples for equally well although from inspiring English sources

Lehmann kept goal equally well, although he was lucky to stay on (and not concede a penalty) after smashing into Perrotta, a repeat of the notorious Schumacher-Battiston encounter in 1982.

Both work equally well although I preferred the straw-like one.

Overall, the OHIP-14 and OIDP performed equally well, although OHIP-14 had superior content validity due to its sensitivity towards less severe impacts.

Her main-course of sea bream with runner beans and squid, stewed with tomatoes and fennel, was equally well received, although the roundels of squid were unexpectedly soft where we thought they'd be rubbery.

However, for high signal-to-noise datasets it performs equally well with MACS, although it is much more computationally intensive.

Human IgG1 and IgG3 bind equally well to FcγRIIB, although a recent analysis of specificity and affinity interactions implies that human IgG1 is better at engaging FcγRIIA than human IgG3, which binds more efficiently to FcγRIIIA (Bruhns et al, 2009).

This indicates that the semi-supervised PCR has the potential to perform at least equally well as PCR, although it appears that identifying the optimal set of PC for the semi-supervised PCR model is even more difficult than for the PCR model.

These error percentages are in a multipath environment an order of magnitude greater than the 10.1% encountered in less-complex environments [54], although equally well calibrated.

The idea of learning by doing--along with a healthy desire to maintain a cheap scientific labor force--is the foundation of the research-based Ph.D., but the experiential approach works equally well for younger students, although you have to make adjustments for the lower motivation, less self-confidence, and greater dependence (on you, the teacher) of younger students.

This move works equally well on both sides, although you might have more proficiency on your dominant side.

'Collaboration', we maintain, along with 'integration', have always been key terms of ELSI research although not always equally well articulated as core concepts.