Sentence examples for at levels equivalent to from inspiring English sources
The UK's chief taxman has referred the parcel delivery giant Hermes to HM Revenue and Customs compliance officers following complaints by couriers that they are being paid at levels equivalent to below the "national living wage".
This week a separate Guardian investigation showed how the delivery firm Hermes is paying some of its couriers at levels equivalent to below the national living wage because they are self-employed.
Britain's second-biggest parcel company, Hermes, which delivers for John Lewis and other major retailers, is paying some of its couriers at levels equivalent to below the national living wage according to a snapshot of information provided by some of those who have worked there.
Hermes couriers have welcomed the announcement that the parcel delivery firm faces an inquiry by HM Revenue and Customs into allegations that couriers are paid at levels equivalent to less than the "national living wage" and claims they may have been wrongly classed as self employed.
Instruction is given at levels equivalent to those of the state schools, but in order to allow for greater emphasis on traditional Islamic subjects, the duration of training is lengthened by one year at the preparatory stage and two at the secondary.
Gene-modified cells engrafted at levels equivalent to unmodified cells when transplanted into immunodeficient mice.
The overall CDI is thus calculated as the sum of the factor scores at all levels (equivalent to the sum of the level scores across all factors), resulting in a possible CDI score ranging from 0 (completely nonspondylytic appearance) to 60 (most severe degeneration at each level).
Mortality and morbidity studies have been negative or equivocal in relating carbon monoxide levels to health effects, but studies in human subjects with compromised coronary or peripheral circulation support an effect of acute exposure to CO at blood levels equivalent to about 20 ppm over several hours.
However, a growing number of laboratory studies, both in cell cultures and in experimental animals, have demonstrated biologic effects of As at very low levels equivalent to those below the new 10 μg/L standard.
Here, we show that exogenous zebrafish and human Dystrophin have subcellular localizations, at both mRNA and protein levels, equivalent to that of endogenous Dystrophin (Ruf-Zamojski et al., 2015).
