Sentence examples for a comparable depth of from inspiring English sources

In summary, yarns premordanted with 12%% PAS and dyed with black walnut, Osage orange, and eastern redcedar required less dye than nonmordanted yarns to achieve a comparable depth of shade.

To enable a comparable depth of anaesthesia, continuous monitoring of the bispectral index (BIS, Convidien, Dublin, Ireland) was performed in all patients.

Critically, both lines of Gpr50−/− mice exhibit torpor upon fasting, with a comparable depth and temporal profile (Supplemental Figure 1D).

The higher dyewood concentrations required of nonmordanted yarn to achieve comparable depth of shade as the PAS mordanted yarn indicate that a PAS mordant treatment enhanced dye adhesion thus requiring much less dyewood for black walnut and eastern redcedar.

Pre-testing determined dyewood concentration required for PAS mordanted and nonmordanted fibers to produce visually comparable depth of shade according to the American Association of Textile Colorist and Chemists (AATCC) standard depth scales (AATCC 2009).

We do not have comparable depth of data for other parts of the world, unfortunately.

But that begs the question: why should an involuntary restructuring lead to worse contagion than a voluntary restructuring of comparable depth?

Data presented by NIESR last week showed that the current recession in the UK, for example, has lasted longer and is of comparable depth, than the Great Depression and after four years of what JM Keynes called "the long, dragging conditions of semi-slump", not even half of the loss has been recovered.

"Plant DNA bar-coding efforts will need a similar investment before the reference database will be of comparable depth".

The euro, says Mr Eichengreen, is a plausible alternative to the dollar.The euro's capital markets are of comparable depth and liquidity as the dollar's, and the euro-area economy is roughly the same size as America's.

(There are other 9/11-related apps — a four-minute tour of historic Lower Manhattan, a panoramic view from atop the World Trade Center and a slide show made by a designer whose other apps include "How to Fart" — but there is nothing of comparable depth).