Sentence examples for very equally from inspiring English sources

In the households of couples with children, food consumption is also very equally distributed, and the Atkinson index (0.007 0.018) is a good indicator of that.

The numbers of up- and downregulated genes were very equally distributed in both yeasts when comparing hypoxic with normoxic conditions, but pointed to a generally stronger regulation in P. pastoris in the other comparisons, with the exception of the control strain in oxygen-limited vs. normoxic conditions (see Table 2).

Observant, thoughtful and self-aware, she succeeds in offering up very personal, equally prescient stories about identity as a biracial, black-identifying woman without intoning any sort of resentment or snark.

"They were living with their cats very much equally, and yet I had this thought," she says.

It turns out leaders are afraid of social media for very similar, equally erroneous reasons.

He also struggled unsuccessfully to keep out of print a very derisive, equally unauthorized 1986 biography by Kitty Kelley.

The last two remaining factors of the framework are very critical and equally important as the first three pillars of this framework.

A lot of people working digitally are against the idea of their work being printed, but I see the export of digital files as being a very separate, and equally interesting, level of translation.

Graham, by contrast, is a marvel of mutability as he transforms into three very different and equally credible versions of Bernard.

These are writers who, in very different but equally stylized ways, portray conversation as a series of scattered shots in the dark.

They have a pair of young corners in Tramon Williams and Sam Shields who are very talented but equally green and at times undisciplined as well.