Sentence examples for and roughly equivalent from inspiring English sources

— and roughly equivalent to beef in calories, though lower in cholesterol.

Radial growth occurs by deposition of new bone on the periosteal surface and roughly equivalent resorption at the endosteal surface.

It turns out that both are globally superior all the way, and roughly equivalent to each other in most cases.

That's more than any country except China, and roughly equivalent to the output of half of the coal plants now operating in the US.

For twenty-six yearsheshe maintained a royal court and council separate from and roughly equivalent to those of Alfonso in Naples.

The Cologuard test, the company said, proved to be better than that test in detecting polyps and roughly equivalent in detecting cancer.

The RCZ is the putative homologue of the monkey's rostral and dorsal cingulate motor areas (Picard and Strick 2001) and is roughly equivalent to the midcingulate cortex according to Brent Vogt's terminology (Vogt et al. 2004).

Our old and new apartments are only a few blocks apart, and are roughly equivalent in size, cost and amenities.

The interferons and glatiramer acetate are first-line treatments and are roughly equivalent, reducing relapses by approximately 30%.

These measures were completed during class time and at roughly equivalent time points for both intervention and control group participants (within the bounds of timetabling requirements).

After burning through $50 and a roughly equivalent sum of calories, Mrs. Hicks stood up, gulped down her amaretto and orange juice, and pronounced the workout-gambling experience worthwhile.