Sentence examples for approximately equates from inspiring English sources

Loosely extrapolating from the annals of Advanced Placement scoring and using its 5-point scale, 14 to 18 correct answers approximately equates to a 5 (extremely well qualified); 12 to 13, a 4 (well qualified); 9 to 11, a 3 (qualified); 6 to 8, a 2 (possibly qualified); and 0 to 5, a 1 (no recommendation).

hexazinone, which approximately equates to an application of 17.5 L ha-1 of the most widely used products Agpro Valzine® 500 (Agpro NZ Ltd ,Auckland) or Release KT™ (Orion Crop protection Limited, Auckland) (Table 3).

Although the 'translations' of these effects are estimates, we can argue that the difference in SMDs reported in the present analysis approximately equates to a difference of one point on the MMSE.

Most salmon hatchery programs quantify the developmental condition of fry with Developmental Index (DI) units (Kane 1988), a thermal sum notation in which a value of 100 approximately equates with the temperature units required for initiation of exogenous feeding.

The measurement/size approximately equates as: A leg/seat measurement of 16.5-inches or less equals a 15-inch saddle.

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.

A cut-off point of below 0.025 SD above the mean using standardised systolic blood pressure 17 showed a sensitivity of 63% and a specificity of 66% for the high risk EPAD sample (this would approximately equate to systolic blood pressure below 112 mm Hg for a 12-year-old boy and below 113 mm Hg for a 12-year-old girl).

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.

Because girls previously have been shown to be at increased risk for later disease according to age at menarche in a nonlinear manner (6, 19), we also modeled menarche as a categorical variable (8 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 18 years, which approximately equate to quintiles) with the median age (13 years) as the reference category.

A cut-off point of below 0.485 SD below the mean using standardised systolic blood pressure 17 showed a sensitivity of 61% and a specificity of 61% for the ALSPAC replication sample (this would approximately equate to systolic blood pressure below 108 mm Hg for a 12-year-old boy or girl).

The current share price implies that the market is valuing the 26% ENRC stake at only around $230m which equates to approximately 43p per ENRC share, representing a 92% discount to ENRC's current share price.