Sentence examples for as the equate from inspiring English sources

Purchase some wipes, such as the Equate brand.

Hence, for a multitude of control levels, we use the mean number of pathways detected, estimated by bootstrap analysis, as the equating metric between BH and KBIN.

But as the duty equates to a £10,000 increase on a £1 million property – from £40,000 up to £50,000 due and pro rata from there on – it's exercising a particular tier in the market and taxing the ingenuity of agents.

They argued experiments could be justified at an early developmental stage, as the embryo equated to little more than a bundle of cells and was not recognizably human (Pallott, 1983).

Indeed, he explicitly states, The progressive personal income tax can be increased as necessary to equate tax revenues.

But prowess in an information age is as often equated with technological smarts.

Yesterday, Mr. Giuliani did not go so far as to equate the Yankees game with work, but he did make the argument that it had significance for his Senate race.

That's as dumb as equating Christianity with Psalm 137 that says the "little ones" of the enemy should be dashed against stones.

Stimuli for rivalry experiments were presented on the same gray background and in the same locations as those equated for luminance (see Figure 1C).

FLCL uses the iron as a symbolic breakdown of "thought" by smoothing out the wrinkles as equated to the removing of the brains wrinkles.

Some experts faulted the agency as equating the lack of proof with safe conditions.