The phrase "a equivalent increase" is not correct.
It should be "an equivalent increase." You can use this phrase when discussing a proportional or corresponding rise in quantity, value, or level.
Example: "The company reported an equivalent increase in sales following the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a corresponding increase" or "a proportional increase."
First, we add to an understanding of the motivations behind these transactional sexual practices, rooted in many cases in notions of 'globalization,' often depicted as an influx of goods without an equivalent increase in spending power.
The acute administration of torcetrapib (5 mg kg−1, i.v ., infused over a 30-min time period, produced an equivalent increase in blood pressure in control and pithed rats (Supplementary Figure 4), indicating that torcetrapib was not increasing blood pressure via a central mechanism.
Wide spatial tuning for rear locations requires a much larger stimulus separation to produce an equivalent increase in the N1 amplitude.
If we were to extrapolate that a 40percentt increase in app downloads translates to an equivalent increase in the sale of devices, Apple will have sold roughly 70 million iPhones in the holiday quarter this year, easily a record for the company, and in line with analyst predictions.
Housing was up 0.2percentt, mostly because of higher rent and an equivalent increase in the monthly cost of owning a home.
This assumption was confirmed by observing an equivalent increase in absorption at 440 nm upon adding a 100 molar-fold excess of TG to 50 μM DTBNP.
Nevertheless, a significant elevation in nuclear FBPase does not correlate with an equivalent increase in the rate of the cells' proliferation (Gizak et al. 2009).
Patients who require an increase in the dose of their around-the-clock sustained release pharmacotherapy (transdermal fentanyl) as a result of disease progression or other factors should be given an equivalent increase in the dose of the breakthrough pain medication.
While internationalisation has led to an increase in size and revenue, it has not produced an equivalent increase in profits.
