Sentence examples similar to somewhat more equitable from inspiring English sources

Aside from the fact that fewer realizations means less computation time for the simulations, using 1600 realizations for both the six-cell and three-cell layouts means a comparison of the results between the two layouts is somewhat more statistically equitable.

Alternatively, adherence to medical advice refers to a somewhat more informed and equitable decision by a patient to stick with appropriate medical treatment.

Quality of diabetes care in a Canadian urban setting was equitable, with ethnic minorities somewhat more likely to achieve recommended targets than the general population.

On its face "Making It" is more equitable: Ms. Rodewald was slightly more present onstage.

But what "Nurture Shock" suggests, and Ms. Commitante somewhat acknowledges, is that just means the randomness of gifted and talented placement is now more equitable.

And they produce more equitable societies.

People want a more equitable world.

He believed it to be more equitable.

Ownership must become more equitable".

"We should make it more equitable.

We should demand a more equitable system.