Sentences with phrase «experienced equal weight»

These programs were both free from the processed and refined foods, with these foods removed, both groups experienced equal weight loss and benefit.

The other two groups, which ate high and normal amounts of protein, experienced equal weight gain, and gained more than the low - protein group.

Not exact matches

Then do we always give equal weight to our distant future experiences and to our present ones in terms of this calculus of self - interest?

It's not about separating your child's histories into two different experiences, but acknowledging both with equal weight and reverence so they get to live in a world where their histories come together, not divide.

I monitored this as drinking may equal higher caloric intake in my experience so it is the enemy to weight loss goals!

His experience is of equal dramatic weight as Ma's, and while that is certainly resulting from Abrahamson and Donoghue's presentation, it also has to be credited to Tremblay's remarkable performance.

As for the other important aspect of the driver experience — handling dynamics — the Q5 hybrid's weight penalty is only equal to that of a young child — 86 extra pounds — and the car is set up for shuttling around corners with confidence.

Cormier gave his readers a similar experience in his celebrated second novel, I Am the Cheese, which in its thematic weight and roots in deterministic philosophy is every bit the equal of the first.

The average collective experience is computed as the simple equal - weighted average of annualized excess returns (of stocks versus bonds, or of RAFI versus the S&P 500) across all cohort experience sets.

On the other hand, an investor who placed her money in the equal - weighted index would experience a return of 33.5 %.

HEW will experience more turnover since the portfolio will be rebalanced to equal weighting every quarter.

If you do have experience make sure to give that equal weight, especially if it's in a similar role to the one you're applying for.

The benefit here is that the two columns lend equal weight to work experience, skills, and awards.