Sentence examples for be about equal to from inspiring English sources
In the simplest mode of operation, these currents will be about equal to the induced voltage divided by the conductor resistance.
The capacity of a distribution storage tank is designed to be about equal to the average daily water demand of the community.
Kim Plaskett, a spokeswoman for Greyhound, said the number of bus passengers this week would be "about equal to last year and 2000," but could not provide a number.
The Hoa→Thr flow violates the "detailed balance" condition that would have the numbers of AA replacements from Hoa to Thr be about equal to that from Thr to Hoa. Figure 1 plots the numbers of Hoa and Thr residues (relative to those of the root sequence) in each inferred node sequence on a placental mammal tree [2].
Food crop production may be about equal to last year, and livestock production is likely to increase.
These observations and models then suggest a testable hypothesis: if the ER-mediated model is correct then the amount of PM on the phagosome, as a fraction of the total PM, should be about equal to the fraction of ER on the phagosome, after adjusting for the total surface areas of the PM and the ER.
