Sentence examples for 100 equivalent from inspiring English sources

Overabundance was assessed by computing z-scores for comparisons to n = 100 equivalent control networks (random and lattice, see Methods).

200 (equivalent US $2.50) and KSh. 100 (equivalent US $1.25) respectively.

200 (equivalent US$2.50) for safe motherhood and KSh. 100 (equivalent US$1.25) for family planning services.

The Feeling Thermometer complements the five questions of the EuroQol and asks participants to rate their health status from 0 (equivalent to the worst imaginable health state) to 100 (equivalent to the best imaginable health state).

In the USA, 4.26 million nonfatal work-related injuries and illnesses were reported in private industry during 2004, representing an incidence of 4.8 cases per 100 equivalent full-time workers.

A "note to photographers and camera crews" issued by the epa said the energy-conservation kickoff, featuring Administrator Stephen L. Johnson, would include "a display of 100 traditional incandescent light fixtures and 100 equivalent-lumen Energy Star light fixtures" plus "a plasma screen that is hooked up to a watt meter" and "wild sound". J.N. and W.P.B.

(D∗1) and (S1) are equivalent, (D∗2) is equivalent to (S2), and.

Lord Mansfield left her £500 in his will and an annuity of £100 (equivalent to around £12,000).

Olympus has two, a 14mm to 42mm (28mm to 84mm equivalent) zoom and a 17mm (34mm equivalent) fixed focal-length lens.

Two bottles of each will cost you £39.90, equivalent to £6.65 a pop.

The Italians have run up debts of €1.8tn, equivalent to 120% of annual income.