Sentence examples for in equal degree from inspiring English sources
The same question applies in equal degree to Elmer Lower, president of the American Broadcasting Company News Division.
On the Continent, equal division among descendants and other relatives in equal degree became the general rule in the codes of the 19th century, but in certain countries, especially Austria and Germany, the possibility of entail lingered on until World War I.
To be an effective storyteller (let's stop using the term fiction writer), you need to possess both in equal degree.
As the dark, synth sound of "Dark Enough" swells through the high-ceilinged studio, a post-apocalyptic world builds and crumbles in equal degree around the totem's uneven spire.
The following genes of interest were found to decrease in relatively equal degree in both siRNA- and Glivec-treated cells: Bcd orf1 and orf2 proto-oncogene, chromatin-specific transcription elongation factor FACT 140-kDa subunit mRNA, gene encoding splicing factor SF1, and mRNA for Tec protein tyrosine kinase.
Both doses of DTIC, in combination with TT-232, resulted in an equal degree of tumour growth retardation (62 – 63%) showing significant difference from the control.
He has been mainly the friend of civil and religious liberty; and the memory of WILLIAM the Reformer will long be cherished by the British public with a feeling, of affectionate respect and veneration, which it has been the lot of very few, if any, of his royal predecessors to inspire in an equal degree.
In an equal degree does the encreased variety of parties, comprised within the Union, encrease this security.
Intensivists also may satisfy these requirements, and, if they do, they are competent in echocardiography to equal degree as a cardiologist.
Of course, ensuring that a study population is comprehensive in this way requires substantial effort, but there are gains of equal degree in terms of achieving results with external generalizability.
Rather, for calibration purposes, a uniform distribution is useful in contributing to an equal degree of precision of item estimates across the metric, but is not a requirement.
