Sentence examples for be equal with a from inspiring English sources

There is another type of day which, while not a festival, is considered to be equal with a festival.

The grid is oriented in the same way as the clean-up parcel feature class and the sampling distance of the grid is equal with a fifth of the parcel width.

In contrast, Ferguson et al. [2] assume that the incubation and latent periods are equal, with a mean of 1.5 days.

The proportion of male and female patients was equal, with a median age of 69 years (interquartile range 53 81 years).

That means for example that a severe dermatitis is equal with digital dermatitis according to Döpfer [ 45], and a severe ulceration of the white line is equal with a white line abscess.

The discriminatory power was equal with both enzymes used, which showed a high genetic diversity among C. perfringens.

Financial terms were not disclosed, and while it was an equal merger (with a rumored equal board of directors), it's not yet clear how investors will fare.

This population is a mixture of largely three ethnic groups where the Finnish and Swedish contributions are roughly equal with an approximately 10% Saami admixture [25].

All the encounters seem to be equal, whether with a stranger or lover, an animal or mountain, a cloud or the flashing lights of the big city.

Most of us would be thrilled with equaling just a piece of his work.

Yet such flexibility surely needs to be met with an equal amount of regard.