Sentence examples for involved equally from inspiring English sources

Some of Carroll's other versions of the story involved equally ambitious attempts to slow down time's arrow or make it loop back on itself.

Hearing deterioration was progressive and all hearing frequencies appeared to be involved equally.

Both sides (right vs. left) were involved equally (46.7% vs. 42.5% respectively).

AG supervised the entire study and was involved equally during design, data analysis and interpretation of the data.

The next step involved equally divided the testing samples into two groups based on predicted hazard followed by a log rank test.

With regard to the interactome classes, we observed that the top 5 ranks involved equally all the classes (10 each), and with marginal prevalence for Int-PI in CFinder and for Ortho-PI in MCODE.

HOT on the heels of results from Fermilab, in America, which reported last week on an esoteric phenomenon called charge-conjugation/parity (CP) violation involving equally esoteric subatomic particles known as D0-mesons, a second research group, the Daya Bay Collaboration of more than 40 institutions, mainly from China and America, has found a related result involving neutrinos.

This highlights the need to involve, equally, all partners especially those outside of the "climate science sphere"—at the onset of a project to avoid tensions.

Modelling of the results was undertaken and a three-step model suggesting desorption to give CO2 an the rate controlling step was obtained at 395°C whilst at a higher temperature of 440°C a two-step model involving equally important chemisorption and reoxidation steps was found to adequately predict the data.

Given the acknowledged limitations of the forecasting tools and multidisciplinary and collaborative networks, involving equally all stakeholders, is warranted [ 5].

They do not involve the costly manual encoding of linguistic or clinical/medical knowledge by experts as required in knowledge-based approaches, nor do they involve equally costly investments in large-scale manual annotation and corpus construction as required for supervised learning.