Sentence examples for apparently equivalent from inspiring English sources

The uplift it gives people is apparently equivalent to getting a £1,359 pay rise!

6.04pm BST "A goal celebration plus an injury to Khedira plus a drinks break is apparently equivalent to one minute of playing time!

The extraordinary emphasis the Ivy League places on admissions policies, though, makes it seem more like a modelling agency than like the Marine Corps, and, sure enough, the studies based on those two apparently equivalent students turn out to be flawed.

However, both NPY and BIIE0246 were much less effective in mice than in rats, despite apparently equivalent expression of NPY in the recurrent mossy fibers.

These effects are much greater in rats than in C57BL/6 mice, despite apparently equivalent mossy fiber sprouting and neoexpression of NPY.

Indeed, such Cloud Brokers might even offer apparently equivalent, but lower performance, resources cheaper than they buy them from the Cloud providers if subsidised by higher-paying users who are receiving assured levels of quality of service.

This was, apparently, the equivalent of chopping his balls off.

To the students, any mention of alleged Chinese drug use apparently required equivalent citation of every other team's use.

A workout here, with electricity pulsing through your muscles, is apparently the equivalent of a 90-minute regular workout.

("Flamini-ism" is apparently the equivalent term used in sections of north London) Schalke have gone down that road before as well.

It jumped into the Oxford English Dictionary in 1938 along with "muggler," or "a marijuana smoker". Similarly, "muggle-head" was apparently the equivalent of "pothead" -- a person who smoked muggles.