Sentences with phrase «uneven number»

Second, there were uneven numbers of participants in the three groups, and especially Turkish and Moroccan males were underrepresented, which may have reduced the power to find effects.

Designers and stylists often group objects in uneven numbers for a better look.

Even with the uneven numbers of 40 % of the prison population being black these exoneration numbers should give anyone pause.

If one does this, one can also mediate easily enough, for then one does not encounter at all the paradox that the individual as the individual is higher than the universal — which I can aptly express also by the thesis of Pythagoras, that the uneven numbers are more perfect than the even.

The fixtures are randomly generated and depending on the amount of teams in your league, each team may receive an uneven number of byes.

If the measurement is an uneven number, round it up to the next even number.

The reason why the United States have decided for an uneven number of judges is because it avoids ties (although it doesn't completely prevent them because judges can abstain).

An uneven number of judges makes this unsatisfying outcome much less likely.

Often Christians are in a church with an uneven number of single Christian guys and girls.

If there is an uneven number of total Mini Stars in play, Bowser will take out the extra Mini Stars or Bananas and keep them for himself.

Ugh, the uneven number of nominees in the categories are really annoying.

If there is an uneven number of guests, a seventh person will be paired with the dive master

In accordance with council's Inquiries and Investigations By - laws, the inquiry committee will have an uneven number of members, with the majority being CJC members.

As a result, there was an uneven number between the two groups.

Offering too many options may be overwhelming, and if you use an uneven number, many respondents will just pick the middle one as a default.