Sentence examples for be of equivalent value from inspiring English sources
There is no reason why the basic grant we have imagined must be of equivalent value to a full social minimum.
Thus extensive consumption testing indicated that the flavors used were of equivalent value but readily discriminable.
However, this is an important concern for experimental reasons; if two platforms show high concordance for genes assayed on both, but one measures the expression of many more genes, the two will not be of equivalent biological value.
But to say, as so many cultural observers do, that really, these things are all the same, they are all of equivalent value -- the person who sticks a microphone in his mouth and sings a rock song is the equivalent of a highly trained opera singer, for example -- it's just nonsense.
True, the district court could have concluded that $15 million was "property of equivalent value," but not without identifying the presently-held tainted property that it was equivalent to.
Development of immuno- or mass spectrometry-based assays (Gillette and Carr, 2013) for these proteins is therefore of interest since protein-level measurements may be of equivalent or greater predictive value than RNA expression analyses.
We observed widespread cortical amyloid deposition and widespread reductions in brain glucose metabolism in AD patients that were of equivalent high value in diagnosis.
Ex: 5, 5. Sandwich: when two cards of equivalent value are are laid down consecutively, but with one card of different value between them.
The consumption data demonstrate that both flavors were highly palatable yet of equivalent value.
