Sentence examples for comprehensive equivalent from inspiring English sources

And when David Kynaston, the historian, pointed out this made the brightest child at a comprehensive equivalent to the 70th most able pupil at Westminster, it unleashed a furious response from various private schools.

It annoys him because this misconception is often used to support the idea that translation is impossible, since all languages largely consist of words with no single comprehensive equivalent in other languages.

A comprehensive equivalent circuit model (ECM) has thus been generated based on the processes observed in the DRT spectra.

In this way, this paper presents a comprehensive dynamic equivalent model of a wind farm with direct-driven PMSG wind turbines using full-scale converters and its control scheme.

A study commissioned by the Department for Education concludes that students from comprehensives with equivalent GCSE and A-level grades outperformed their more expensively educated peers at university.

It is no more expensive to provide health and social services in a comprehensive fashion, and equivalent reductions in parent mood disorder and child behavior disorders, as well as equivalent increases in parent social adjustment and child competence levels were also observed.

The research also found that comprehensive pupils with equivalent grades were less likely to drop out, failing to complete their degrees.

No equivalent comprehensive research has been conducted in the UK; however preliminary inquiries via freedom of information requests indicate that the deployment of police dogs here produces similarl results.

"In practical terms, the group considered that the 'very low' risk level means that UK eggs produced under the Lion code, or under demonstrably equivalent comprehensive schemes, can be served raw or lightly cooked to all groups in society, including those that are more vulnerable to infection, in domestic and non-domestic settings, including care homes and hospitals".

(Note for Americans: A "comprehensive" is basically equivalent to our public schools).

Following trial set-up and agreement of funding, local agreement is sought in principle with the Comprehensive Local Research Networks CLRNN) or equivalent in order to steer the process of gaining local governance approvals (see Figure 1).