Sentence examples for for equal numbers from inspiring English sources
Furse is a high-profile appointment as HSBC attempts to address the lack of gender equality at the top of its operations by setting a target for equal numbers of women and men in senior roles in its UK arm.
Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the Republican majority leader, signed off on the outlines of a proposal for equal numbers of seats, but still faced the tough job of selling the idea to a reluctant Republican conference.
For equal numbers of A and B particles (r = 1) and for moderate excess of B (r = 2.5) we find that reff is close to or even somewhat larger than the experimental r.
Examples of permanent structures formed by co-assembly of similar-sized particles (System 1, Dsmall/Dlarge = 0.91) for equal numbers of positive and negative particles (NB = NA; number fraction x = NB/ NA + NB)) are shown in the fluorescence microscope images in Fig. 2a.
In general, for equal numbers of projections, fast PG shows fewer errors than RG and is more robust to undersampling.
Disagreeing, an Obama administration lawyer argued the Constitution has been understood to require "equal representation for equal numbers of people".
The performance and cost of MoT based NoC have been evaluated and compared with butterfly fat-tree (BFT) and two variants of mesh network for equal number of cores under same bisection width constraint.
The same procedures for equal number of landslide and non-landslide pixels were used to obtain AUC success and predictive rate.
Furthermore, for equal number of users, the average needed power of the network clustered dynamically will never be more than the network containing static clusters and the equal state is occurred when the best possible clusters are exactly the same as static ones applied in Section 5. Fig. 17 The effect of increasing the number of users on the level of average transmitting power.
Tumour selectivity (defined as the number of dead cancer cells divided by number of total dead cells; for equal number of normal and cancer cells treated) as high as 82% was observed.
As expected, when there is no heterogeneity, there is less uncertainty associated with each pairwise effect and the power to detect inconsistency increases for all IF values (Table 3).> -wrap-foot>> -wResultst> Results are presented for equal number of trials across comparisons.
