"given the same weight" is a correctly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to express that two (or more) ideas or objects are considered equally important. For example: "Given the same weight, I would choose the less expensive option for this purchase."
If the effect is in the model and taken as fixed (option i), effectively all trials are given the same weight, whereas when the effect is dropped (option iii), each trial is weighted according to the variances of the means, which explains the differences in results.
The question of whether she should dye her hair pink is given the same weight as the necessity of raising money for hurricane victims.
Tweets are essentially the modern-day equivalent of unsigned, typewritten letters; they should not be given the same weight as statements and press releases from the White House.
She made a point of attending the trial to show that it was important for rape cases to be given the same weight as other crimes.
"The whole system falls apart if made-up reviews are given the same weight as honest ones," said one of the researchers, Myle Ott.
If you instead calculated the index with every stock given the same weight, the S.& P. rose just 11.9percentt in 1999 and was up 10.1percentthroughgh Wednesday, reports Gina Moore of Aronson Partners, a Philadelphia money management firm.
Social and economic considerations should be given the same weighting as environmental impacts in the distribution of water, crossbenchers have told the federal government in a rare show of unity.
All components of the score are given the same weighting, 17% of the maximum score (Table 7).
With all the channels given the same weights, the PSD p(f) of each channel has to be under an acceptable level.
In the Robinson scoring system [32], all scoring components are given the same weighting (20%), and in the Santamaria system [28] parenchymal changes are given the highest weighting (43%).
All criteria are given the same weight-factor in the final calculation.
