Sentence examples for be equivalent on a from inspiring English sources

If C2 products were produced exclusively via the PFL pathway, formate production and C2 yield should be equivalent on a molar basis.

Dr. Gold said that level was equivalent on a body-weight basis to 1/700 of the dose of acrylamide that gives tumors to 10percentt of rats, an exposure ratio similar to other naturally occurring chemicals in the diet like furfural, which is in bread and coffee.

The following statements are equivalent on a G-metric space ( X, G ) : 1.

The two notions are equivalent on a bounded set of X.

In previous nonclinical studies [ 5, 7, 34, 35], trientine dosages have been equivalent on a mg-per-kg basis in rats to those employed in the current study and in our recently reported 12-month clinical trial [ 12].

The report, which examined TFA members teaching maths in middle and high schools, found that the improved test scores of pupils were equivalent, on average, to an extra 2.6 months of school.

The housing budget for a student living off campus will be equivalent to a two-bedroom apartment on Central Campus.

Trade theory says a tax on imports is equivalent to a tax on exports because it changes the relationship between domestic and foreign prices in the same way.

In conformal gauge, this is equivalent to a CFT on a strip.

It was equivalent to a householder on an income of £20,000 overspending by £160 by the end of the year.

It is equivalent to a ban on a category of speech.