Sentence examples for more even number from inspiring English sources

That new definition gives a more even number of people in fuel poverty; higher in 2003 but lower in 2009, the most recent year for which it has so far been calculated.

He cannot win if he specifies one or more even numbers, as player two can then selectively use the parentheses to turn any number of odd numbers into evens by multiplying whatever is inside the parens by an even.

Superstitions: I like odd numbers a lot more than even numbers.

That's more than go to football matches; more, even, than the number of people this week who bored on about the sacking of David Moyes.

The two-group model was also a better outcome than the three-group model because it had a more even distribution of numbers in each group, while still retaining a substantial number in the smallest group.

The most peculiar feature was that among the ≤13 bp inversions, ultramicro inversions with odd number lengths were more frequent than those with even number lengths.

Its more fun to have an even number of people because than no one will represent a district alone.

Our numerical computation has shown that the set averaged reflectivity decreases and its reflection spectrum becomes more even when the total degree number of the fractal increases.

A higher ATI value reflects a more even spread across a greater number of groups.

Although the 3' ends of all ORFs contained relatively fewer numbers of reads, other positions of all ORFs showed greater numbers and more even distribution.

Whole genome sequence analysis, ddPCR and PRT each revealed an intriguing distribution of AMY1 copy number in which odd copy numbers are four times more common than even numbers.