Sentence examples for increased equal from inspiring English sources

This will cause an increased Equal Error Rate (EER, where FAR = FRR), and an increased number of errors (False Accepts + False Rejects) which reduces overall system accuracy.

For example, the parameter for occupancy change can classify regions into three groups, i.e. groups with increased, equal or decreased occupancy.

The subjects were classified into three groups according to their total cholesterol level: normal (< 5.2 mmol/L), intermediate (5.2-6.19 mmol/L), and increased (equal to or above 6.2 mmol/L or more).

One would expect an increased mortality rate for diabetic ICU patients, but the literature at this point is conflicting, with reports of increased, equal or even decreased mortality rates among this population compared to patients without diabetes.

Self-rated health in the IG increased equaling a small but significant effect (P=0.001, d=0.356), whereas the CG showed a slightly negative and not significant change.

At the 1-year follow-up assessment, participants' (mean age 84.7 years; 89.7% female) subjective health status was still significantly increased, equaling a small sustainable intervention effect (Cohen's d=0.38, P=0.02).

Ms. Eskew said: "She will strongly enforce the civil rights laws of the nation, while increasing equal employment opportunities, including for workers under federal contracts.

Professor Viteritti declared in the book's opening that the "awesome mandate" of Brown was his starting point for a discussion of how to increase equal opportunity in education.

"I wouldn't be here talking to you had it not been for the work done by foundations in the 1960s and 1970s to increase equal access to education".

Hence, the findings underline the importance of the measures that are already taken to increase equal opportunities for female and male researchers, which result in an increase in the share of female researchers in our field.

And one of the most persistent myths surrounding this issue is that the best way to reduce poverty is to increase equal opportunity.