The phrase "a time equivalent to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing durations or periods of time that are considered equal or similar in length or significance.
Example: "The project will take a time equivalent to three months to complete."
Alternatives: "a duration equal to" or "a period comparable to".
"These students should be studying, but rather they now work 10 hours a day, six to seven days a week, taking on night shifts for months at a time, equivalent to adult workers," said Cheng.
In the present paper, an isochronous approach is presented in order to decrease this number, and therefore to give an answer with current computational facilities in a time equivalent to calculations for monotonic loading conditions.
When it receives the interrupt from the sparking signal that indicates that the ignition spark started, it eventually waits for a time equivalent to the cut_off delay and operates the ignition spark cut.
The protocol specified follow-up at a time equivalent to three and 12 months after surgery.
Progesterone-stimulated and γ-irradiated oocytes underwent apoptosis at a time equivalent to MII as indicated by caspase-3 activation.
Overdiagnosis can therefore be estimated only after a time equivalent to the lead-time has elapsed following the final screen.
Incubation of (E -hex-3-enyl- S-pantE -hex-3-enyl-ksE -hex-3-enyl-by rE -hex-3-enyl-HPLC analysis revealed substrate conversion to a distinct species with a retention time equivalent to that of (E)-hex-2-enyl- S-PksEI14eine and UV absorbance maxima ofollowedd 263 nm, characteristic of α,β-unsaturated thioesters.
In the former, the estimated TMRCA of all haplotypes sampled in the island indicates a coalescence time equivalent to that of the common ancestor of all haplotypes in both the Southern_N and Southern_S clades and is therefore, on this measure, much older than the populations of the remaining islands.
Over the 17 years Chandra has been operating, the telescope has observed this field many times, resulting in an exposure time equivalent to 7 million seconds.
In the economic evaluation it was assumed that heat is delivered to a district heating system during a period of time equivalent to 4500 hours of maximum capacity annually.
Together these results suggest that PT provides a window of opportunity that the virus can exploit for a period of time equivalent to its enhancing effects on the bacterial infection.
