Sentence examples for a rather high equivalence from inspiring English sources

and a rather high equivalence ratio of 0.6.

But it seems rather high.

CONS: Maintenance is rather high.

A higher equivalence ratio increases the critical blowout velocity.

The focus of these forward translations was achieving a conceptual, rather than literal, equivalence.

It seeks to make more transparent what that acceptance involves by trying to find a single mathematical structure that represents a physical spacetime system rather than the equivalence class of intertransformable structures licensed by Leibniz equivalence.

Another potential limitation was our decision to test the hypothesis that adalimumab was not inferior to etanercept (a one-sided hypothesis) rather than demonstrate equivalence (a two-sided hypothesis).

As such it was an item requiring a search of linguistic rather than conceptual equivalence.

Williamson (1990) suggests a rather different approach, but one that, like the above, treats identity through change as an equivalence relation that does not satisfy LL.

30 PLAB Part 2 has a rather lower reliability, at about 0.55 to 0.71, and that clearly has consequences for the calculation of equivalence.

As a marker of high-school equivalence, it holds the promise that an entire academic career can be distilled into the knowledge required to pass a five-part exam.