Sentence examples for * equate in from inspiring English sources

"'Clean streets equate in people's minds to lower crime rates," said Mr. Schiffman of Pratt Institute.

Or is it that rejection from the black world does not equate, in terms of opportunity and safety, to exile from the white world?

Let me make clear that I am not trying to equate, in any moral or legal sense, mass shootings that result from personal vendettas or psychological pathologies with acts of terrorism carried out for political purposes.

What you might call the comic-con tendency – the smart-arse, movie literate, nerd-attracting element – used to equate, in British terms, to the movies of Wright: Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim Vs the World.

It was the first time that the United States had sought to equate, in the formal terms of a Security Council measure, the Palestinian suicide bombings and other attacks in Israel with the terrorism of Sept. 11, 2001.

And people's degree of belief on a conditional should equate, in this case a conditional probability, which is the probability of if p's and q's, just the probability of q given p. And this is very important for this theoretical trend.

Indeed, Communism and Zionism were frequently equated in the statutes.

Due to major differences in metabolic rates between humans and mice, it is very difficult to determine what a low dose oestrogen in an oral contraceptive pill in humans would equate to in a mouse.

The conversion factor for determining what the ropivacaine dose in mice would equate to in humans is approximately 12 1 [ 30, 31], which means our animal dose would be equivalent to a human dose of 0.027 mg/kg, or a total of 1.89 mg for a 70 kg patient.

In order to equate changes in genetic diversity to phenotypic change and directly assess how levels of co-infection alter fitness landscapes, the relative fitness of 40 biologic clones was assessed for WNV CP40 following an additional passage of 24 h on mosquito cells at either an MOI of 10 or 0.01.

Some people associate linguistic mastery with ability to dream in another tongue; I equate fitting in with the ability to speak Chinese the way my authentically American friends do, stressing all the wrong syllables and planting false tones where there are none.