Sentence examples for a range equivalent to from inspiring English sources

When asteroid 2013 ET passes Earth, it will be at a range equivalent to 2.5 times the distance between the planet and the moon, making it too faint and far away for most stargazers to spot in the night sky.

Using a chemiluminescence assay, we determined the levels of these amines in 187 samples of SP. Spermine plus spermidine, as substrates for PAO, were present in a range equivalent to 0-4.8 0-4.8-1 spermgne.

This study showed plasma phosphatidylcholine and platelets to be the best pools for discriminating between the amounts of EPA and DHA consumed across a range equivalent to 0 4 portions of oily fish per week.

Certainly, they'll need to field a No 10 with a footballing range equivalent to that of the Lions outside-half Jonathan Sexton.

There is suggestion that proficiency in arthroscopy is only attained after completing a case range equivalent to that of a sports medicine fellowship [ 17].

Alachlor cytotoxicity in DPX-2 cells occurred over a concentration range equivalent to that in HepG2.

Posterior means were low with a narrow range, equivalent to σ = 0.35-0.42.

During the 30 minutes of the combined assay, the flies consumed amounts of blue label that spanned a 30-fold range (equivalent to that found in 5 µg–150 µg food).

This sequence of compression and expansion, known as companding, can yield an effective dynamic range equivalent to 13 bits.

Typical volume sizes for microfluidics tests are in the mL range (equivalent to a drop of blood), and the only drawback is that it cannot identify markers that do not appear in bodily fluid.

Rockett predicts that the buyer will pay a cap rate in the 4% range, equivalent to that of other stabilized assets now being traded.