Sentence examples for equally with the exception from inspiring English sources

All categories were weighted equally, with the exception of the number of singles, which carried double weight.

All components were weighted equally, with the exception of "Conservation," which was given the lesser weight of 2 relative to the rest of the entries.

12 Males and females are affected equally, with the exception of monozygotic twins who show a female predominance.

Most HDAC inhibitors (HDACIs) developed to date inhibit both Class I and II HDACs equally with the exceptions being valproic acid (5 fold more selective for HDAC1 vs HDACs 5 and 6) and FK-228 (Class I selective).

The trends for the previous months are noisy, but if you smooth them out, it looks as if the defense-sensitive industries and the other industries were both doing about equally well, with the exception of a huge downward spike in employment in the defense-sensitive industries around the time of the summer 2011 debt ceiling crisis.

Manuscripts of his commentaries on Plato are equally rare, with the exception of those containing the Phaedo commentary.

When we consider the similarities per experiment (Fig. 1) or per gene (Fig. 2), we can see how our two algorithms seem to function equally well, with the exception of some genes (for example, number 19, 22, 29 and 46, as shown in Fig. 2).

With regard to galectin-3-induced ecROS production, CSCB and VDCB neutrophils responded equally well with the exception for cells exposed to mild priming (37°C), where VDCB neutrophils produced significantly more ecROS.

These data show that the two incentive conditions provide equally representative samples with the exception of urban/rural status, where the $5 incentive condition, but not the $2 condition, produced a respondent population more heavily weighted toward those living in rural areas than the population sampled.

All animals were treated equally throughout the study with the exception of the temperature management.

Most lab tests were also scored equally as 'usually' or 'always available with the exception of histology.