I'd rather think that their prime motivating factors were competition, money and survival -- all of which equal success.
In several retrospective series, 5 20 mg of dexamethasone administered i.v. 3 min before the infusion of paclitaxel showed equal success as the oral premedication of historical cases (Parikh et al, 1996; Bookman et al, 1997; Micha et al, 1998; Markman et al, 1999; Kintzel, 2001).
Despite the equal success of applicants with a family background in medicine and of applicants without this, the access to admission procedures should be possible and transparent for all, regardless of their social background.
Incredible talent, of course, does not equal success.
Twenty-five of 39 IMGs (with equal success rates between males and females) passed Step A and 24 (1 withdrew) moved to Step B and were assessed during supervised clinical practice.
The critical care and accurate revision of texts, which was formerly a kind of sacred privilege of the Greek and Latin classics, has within the last few years been a tribute of literary regard paid with equal success to the classical writers of our own country, both dead and living.
In the US, three companies have recently collaborated, with equal success, on performances of George Balanchine's full-length ballet Jewels.
The only other novel I can think of that creates this effect with equal success is John Irving's "World According to Garp".
