Sentence examples for of increased equal from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Further analysis showed a significant upward trend (Fig. 2) at a 95%% confidence level (p < 0.001) and a rate of increase equal to 0.20 °C and 0.27 °C per decade, respectively (Table 2).

Those subjects with one unit of increase (equal to double the titers at baseline) or more during follow-up rendered an adjusted HR of 12.4 (95% CI 5.4 to 28.5) compared with the category with stable VCA/IgA titers, while the corresponding HR was 1.8 (95% CI 0.6 to 5.4) for less than 1 unit of increase during follow-up.

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.

Recognizing this as a resource allocation problem, we propose an economic solution: operate where the marginal cost of increasing privacy equals the marginal benefit.

Once again, increased defense spending has been blindly offered to balance an equal amount of increased investment in job creation and training, education, climate change, and other priorities combined, with little in the way of serious challenges to defense spending levels.

As with the cell type specific RISC-IP miRNAs, there was a relatively equal representation of increased and decreased miRNAs in the global cellular milieu of both cell types (Figure S2B).

One-half of study population had their dose of infliximab increased by equal to or greater than 30% between the initial and final infusions; one-third had their dose increased by equal to or greater than 50%[26]].

Across this range, the portions of rice increased in equal logarithmic steps.

Still, aides to Mr. de la Rúa say the austerity plan is the beginning of a retooling of Argentina to break seven decades of increasing government benefits without equal efforts to bolster productivity and exports.