Sentence examples for higher equal from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to study if LEED certified buildings lead to a higher, equal or lower satisfaction with indoor environmental quality than non-LEED rated buildings.

We show that after the electricity system reform the peak-time retail electricity price could be higher, equal to or even lower than the default price.

Each category defines how costs and health benefits of the intervention compare to its comparator, i.e. higher, equal, below.

Higher, equal and lower smoking cessation rates in smokers with COPD were found compared to smokers without COPD [ 13– 16].

The patients were then reclassified into a higher, equal or lower risk classification based on their EVCI score as calculated from a separate logistic regression.

They classified the SI of the portal vein thrombi into the following categories: higher, equal to, or lower than the SI of the HCC.

* Higher equals more hassles associated with care activity ** Higher equals more difficulty in completing care activities *** Higher equals lower assessment of ability to care In bivariate analyses, a higher levels of hassles was associated with younger age (p < 0.001), non-white race (p = 0.03), and lower score for mental health.

This indicates a low of 22 degrees and a high equal to our current temperature (48 degrees from LCD1 above).

"Adding two high, equal incomes together could easily push a married couple's income into a higher tax bracket, which results in a 'penalty,' " Poulos says.

89% of the goals conceded by Hungary in their qualifying group games came from open play; a competition-high (equal with Luxembourg).

One study has shown that the long term costs of poverty levels this high equal a reduction in national output by 4% a year.