Sentence examples for tends to equalize from inspiring English sources

But heat tends to equalize competitors in a long race, and Olympic marathons are notoriously unpredictable.

Why, sir, the income tax is the only one that tends to equalize these burdens between rich and poor".

Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute noted that human populations will naturally give birth to slightly more male than female babies, but because boys are more likely to die than girls, the gender ratio tends to equalize by the time a generation reaches childbearing age.

This tends to equalize competitive pressure on opposite sides, in the spirit of [Umeki (1995]) and [Strigul et al. (2008]).

In the same way, progesterone treatment tends to equalize parasite loads in females and males, which suggests that other gonad-associated factors are involved in the control of parasite growth.

This desensitization stabilizes the bump production rate below saturation and, with the help of the global feedbacks, tends to equalize the allocation of visual information within the photoreceptor's limited signaling range.

By contrast, CV for the various effect classes indicated that multiplicative adjustment factors tended to equalize variances among classes and, therefore, more nearly equalized impacts on EBV of weaning weight records from different types of lambs, but would overcompensate for the larger SD observed in single lambs.

It is clearly the interest of the Southern parts therefore, and of Virginia particularly that trade should not be overburdened; but that direct taxes when necessary should come in aid of that fund; since being laid on all the States by an equal rule provided in the Constitution, they tend to equalize the general burden on every part of the Continent.

The great advantage of Social Security as a retirement system is that its benefits tend to equalize retirement incomes.

We show that MPA effectiveness decreases with fish mobility for single species models with logistic growth, and that densities inside and outside the MPA tend to equalize.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26 (AP) —The Financial Aid Committee of the National Collegiate Ath letic Association has formu lated a proposal that would drastically cut the amount of money colleges and universities would expend on athletic pro grams and at the same time tend to equalize competition.