Sentence examples for essentially evenly from inspiring English sources

The nerves commonly attached to semi-finals, and between two essentially evenly matched teams, served as one.

In 2009 a Rasmussen poll reported that Americans under 30 years old were "essentially evenly divided" as to whether they preferred "capitalism" or "socialism".

And a new ABC News/Washington Post poll found that: "more than half of potential Republican voters say the controversy is not serious, fewer than a quarter say it makes them less likely to support Cain, and he's running essentially evenly with Mitt Romney for the Republican presidential nomination".

The measurements range from about 100 km to beyond 700 km and are essentially evenly distributed, i.e. not dedicated to measure specific geophysical events.

The GC content (36%) of the C. elegans genome is slightly less than that of the human genome (GC%: 41%), and unlike the mosaic distribution of GC content in human genome, GC is essentially evenly distributed across all the chromosomes in C. elegans (Consortium, 1998).

In the case of general assay inaccuracy, long- and short-term survivors are expected to be essentially evenly distributed among responders and non-responders.

It was hardly a leap of faith to suggest the sides may essentially be evenly matched.

After administrative fees, the money would essentially be split evenly between the performers and the recording's copyright holder, in most cases a record label.

Cropped hair is essentially cut short evenly across the sides and the top.

Misses of two and three mismatches in 36 nt reads by GSNAP were cases where the number of mismatches exceeded the guarantee condition of ⌊ L/14⌋−1 for exhaustiveness, essentially because mismatches were spaced evenly enough to prevent a consecutive stretch of 14 nt to match between the read and genome.

Make certain that each ring is evenly spaced, looking essentially like the illustration to the right.