Sentence examples for by a total equivalent from inspiring English sources

The core target is to reduce projected CO2 emissions by a total equivalent to 117.7 million tons a year by FY2025, through the development and sales of highly efficient power supply equipment and systems, and the manufacture of environmentally conscious home appliances and office equipment.

San Marino's state funding has been slashed by $17 million since 2008 — a total equivalent to 60% of its annual budget.

A total toxic equivalent (TEQ) is then determined by adding all dioxin congeners in a sample together on the basis of TEFs.

In this study, we assessed whether feedlot effluent contaminates watercourses by measuring a) total androgenic [methyltrienolone (R1881) equivalents] and estrogenic (17beta-estradiol equivalents) activity using the A-SCREEN and E-SCREEN bioassays and b) concentrations of anabolic agents via gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy and enzyme-based immunoassays.

After twenty steepest descent driven shape updates in one-shot fashion, drag reduced by 2% and lift by 30% at a total cost of five equivalent flow solutions (right).

What they discovered was that in only three years, China's local public debt grew by a staggering 70percentt, reaching a total of 17.7 trillion yuan, equivalent to nearly three trillion U.S. dollars.

The road was completed by 1815 at a total expense of $75,000 (equivalent to $ in ).

By year-end, the government will inject a total of $15 billion, equivalent to some 15% of GDP, into the economy.

Meanwhile, the IEA declares that the energy use worldwide is expected to grow by one-third to 2040 in their central scenario, and the change of China's energy demand is estimated to be over 900 million tonnes of oil equivalent by 2040, with a total energy demand of nearly 4000 million tonnes of oil equivalent worldwide.

According to a report by the Associated Press, the passage of the Republican tax bill saved them a combined total of $3.6 billion dollars in tax payments during the first quarter and boosted their net profits by an equivalent amount.

The most frequently used primary outcome in these studies pertained to islet yield as represented by total islet equivalent (IEQ) and IEQ/g pancreas or IEQ/kg of recipient body weight.