Sentence examples for less equally to from inspiring English sources

But hopefully the boys enjoyed our time together – they seemed to – and maybe got the impression that people sometimes go to work and sometimes look after children and that this applies more or less equally to mummy and daddy.

Though he and Mr. Ross contributed more or less equally to every number that bore their names, some songs began as the exclusive brainchild of one man or the other, as Mr. Adler recalled on "Fresh Air".

Ignoring the diagnoses of the remaining 6.5%, we found HY to be due more or less equally to episodic migraine (24.9%) and episodic TTH (24.2%), each responsible for a quarter of cases and eclipsed by the various causes of headache on ≥15 days/month, which were responsible for twice as many (49.5%; Table 1).

Because beam-induced motion and radiation damage affect the low frequencies to a much smaller extent, for the low frequencies all movie frames contribute more or less equally to the weighted average.

By far the majority of experimental evidence exists of Hb1, yet throughout the manuscript Hb1 is treated more-or-less equally to Hb2-Hb5.

As this is roughly the same as the diameter of the pore, it is reasonable to assume that the applied force should be more or less equally applied to all subunits within the time frame of each data acquisition.

Hillary Clinton voters are significantly less likely than Donald Trump voters to think that only the well-informed should vote, although members of the two camps are more or less equally likely to consider themselves very informed.

Based on IC50 values presented in table 1, it was found that both drug resistant and sensitive cells were more or less equally susceptible to FeNG induced cytotoxicity.

At both companies training volume was decreased more or less equally compared to the initial training program in the controlled study [ 16].

MIC value of PLA2s are more or less equally comparable to that of ceftazidime (MICs 0.125 mg/mL), a drug of choice for melioidosis infections in humans.

Bare ground and mats of floating vegetation were identified as homogeneous habitats, as these provide none or negligible variation in the physical quality of nesting sites and all nests are more or less equally vulnerable to predators or adverse weather conditions (denoted as 0).