Sentence examples for under equal circumstances from inspiring English sources

We have used a well-matched control group admitted under equal circumstances as these "real life patients".

For the reliability test, a test‐retest design was used by comparing data from two completions of the questionnaire conducted one week apart, on the same weekday, under equal circumstances.

The latter explicitly requires care providers to differentiate between patients (if relevant for equal chances of optimal health care outcomes), whereas the non-discrimination principle prescribes not making a distinction between patients (under equal circumstances) [ 35].

Post-hoc power analysis showed that, with a power of 80% and a two-sided significance level (alpha) of P<0.05, a 3.3% change in TVI Et could be detected in 19 patients, with a correlation coefficient between two measurements under equal circumstances of ⩾0.75 and variation-coefficient for TVI Et of 7.1% (Kowalski et al, 2001).

Notice the transition from (1) the insurance decisions you actually make to (2) the insurance decisions you would have made under imagined equal circumstances to (3) the insurance decisions the average member of society would have made under hypothetical equal circumstances.

43 As Rwanda is a small country with 10 million inhabitants living under rather equal life circumstances, we believe the findings of this study can be generalised to the entire population.

It is argued that comparisons with responses under circumstances of equal stress as well as assessments of severity of disease are necessary to judge the sufficiency of cortisol responses to endogenous and exogenous ACTH before treatment is considered.

She forged a narrow compromise, asserting that, while equal footing prevailed under most circumstances, Congress was entitled to make certain exceptions.

Figure 1 illustrates increasing a bond length under three circumstances: unequal sides, equal sides, and a ring bond.

This leads to a change in ratio for these probes more reflecting the total amounts of red and green in the hybridization mixture which, under normal circumstances, are present in equal amounts (1∶1).

Under normal circumstances, our diets contain equal amounts of plant sterols and cholesterol, but the plant sterols are specifically excluded from our bodies and only regulated amounts of cholesterol are retained.