Sentence examples for approximately equated from inspiring English sources

More importantly, they found that rats maintained a high discrimination performance (above 80% correct) no matter whether position-matched objects in the stimulus scenes were approximately equated in terms of area, luminance (i.e., gray level, since each object was rendered in a uniform gray intensity value) and luminous flux (i.e., area × luminance).

These steps approximately equated the number of observations for each epoch, while providing both a relatively fine scale at the steepest portion of the gradient, and stability of estimates as the distance increased from the following reinforcer.

Scene A was created first, and then modified to create scene B. Several phases of piloting ensured that the two scenes were regarded as highly similar while being distinct and were approximately equated for the number of constitute elements and overall complexity.

This equated to approximately 6.59 fluid ounces of wine, or approximately one-and-a-half glasses of wine per day.

Even after increasing it by a third for 2013 Derbyshire's player budget of £1m equated to approximately 55% of the ECB's salary cap.

Time spent in MVPA was significantly higher in intervention than in control sessions (P < 0.001), however this equated to approximately only 12 minutes MVPA per 1 hour PE lesson in the intervention group (at 20% of time spent in MVPA) versus 5 minutes MVPA per 1 hour PE lesson in the control sessions (at 9% of time spent in MVPA; Table 2).

The samples were centrifuged at 17 000 g for 10 minutes, then supernatants were diluted in phosphate buffered saline (Multicell PBS 1×) to bring the total protein concentration down to 1 mg/mL for each sample (this equated to approximately 20 μL of starting volume for each biological replicate).

Media productions during 2008 are estimated to have generated approximately 216.0 direct fulltime-equated (FTE) jobs and increased total State employment by 937.3 FTE jobs, while Michigan wage and salary employment declined by 198,000 jobs between December 2007 and December 2008.

This equated to equating to €1.3 million profit.

This equated to about 85 cents per stick, or AUD$21.25 USD$$22.34) for a pack of 25 cigarettes.

This equated to around 1 task in every 100 completed involved the use of a computer (Table 4).