Sentence examples for an effect equivalent from inspiring English sources

More statistics: "Millau cut out five-hour traffic jams, which meant that the saving in CO2 from the 10% of traffic that is heavy good vehicles had an effect equivalent to a forest of 40,000 trees".

This lead SNP had an effect equivalent to a TL 77 bp shorter for every minor allele carried.

The extract at 300 mg/kg showed an effect equivalent to that of glibenclamide (4 mg/kg).

Tirapazamine (25 mg kg−1) in combination with cyclophosphamide (100 mg kg−1) produced an effect equivalent to a single 150 mg kg−1dose of cyclophosphamide.

These two regions showed an effect equivalent to that found in the right DLPFC (illustrated for left IFS in Fig.  3b and c, top).

As well as enhancing radiotherapy, this could also enable the use of lower radiation doses to achieve an effect equivalent to current strategies.

This CI was used to calculate the probability that the intervention would produce an intervention effect equivalent to a relative risk of at least 1.2 (small effect size), or at least 1.5 (medium effect size), to inform the decision to proceed to a definitive trial.

We tested the hypothesis that cell-free administration of paracrine factors secreted by cultured EPC may achieve an angiogenic effect equivalent to cell therapy.

This effect was barely detected when the parental strain was used as host cell, even though we have used increased concentrations of acetic acid (65 and 70 mM) in order to obtain an inhibitory effect equivalent to the one observed in the mutant haa1Δ (results not shown).

For example, hydrogen at a given pressure has a narcotic effect equivalent to nitrogen at 0.55 times that pressure, so in principle it should be usable at more than twice the depth.

Over the next century, selecting more reflective crops could have a cooling effect equivalent to preventing 195bn tonnes of CO2 from entering the atmosphere.