Sentence examples for parity with two from inspiring English sources

In a nested case-controlled design, each patient with preeclampsia who was initially normotensive was matched for gestational age at the time of initial examination, maternal age, and parity with two pregnant women who remained normotensive and who were delivered at term.

On Friday, the euro fell below $1.20 for the first time since March 2006; some analysts believe it could sag to parity, with one euro equivalent to $1.

"Unfortunately, there may not be parity with 16 teams in the world, but there is definitely parity with four or five that, on any given night, can give you a battle".

David Cameron should take note from Canada's new Prime Minister, a self-declared feminist who summed up why every cabinet should have gender parity with three very important words: "Because it's 2015".

Tornadoes Coach Julie Hoppe said because there is such parity with four of the league teams battling for one playoff spot, that every match has significance.

That is, an estimate of the difference between observers at DIM = 0. β3PArepresentsenthethe average (fixed) effect of parity (if defined with two levels, otherwise the number of coefficients will be equal to the number of levels minus one).

Spotify launched its first Windows app back in 2010 but it took until 2013 to update that to Windows Phone 8. Suffice it to say that for Spotify subscribers who already use the iOS or Android apps, this latest upgrade to the WP app is about getting more parity with those other two, more popular platforms.

This finding is in parity with those of two birth cohorts, one in the United States of America (N = 936) [ 24] and the other in Sweden (N = 540) [ 25].

Nimitz calculated that the aircraft on his three carriers, plus those on Midway Island, gave the U.S. rough parity with Yamamoto's four carriers, mainly because American carrier air groups were larger than Japanese ones.

Concentrations of PFOS and PFOA decreased with increasing parity, which is consistent with two previous reports (Apelberg et al. 2007b; Fei et al. 2007).

For if Westminster sought to recoup the sums needed to bring Scottish spending levels down to parity with England about £1 billion the Scottish parliament would not be able to raise enough money to fill the gap, even if voters wanted public services kept at their current levels and were willing to pay for them.