Sentence examples for contribution equal to from inspiring English sources

We observed similarly (data not shown) that chemical substructures contributing in a very variable way to the p K i values (average contribution equal to zero and standard deviations in the range of 0.50 - 1.00 p K i units), are present in sets of compounds displaying large variability in experimental bioactivity on a given target.

MBA students (full-time, part-time and distance learners) are expected to make a contribution equal to 20% of the total course fees from their own funds.

These activities, combined with his tremendous influence in encouraging and developing young mathematicians, represent a contribution equal to that of his mathematical innovations.

In the early 1900s, women began to enter postgraduate degree programs, thus to render their qualifications for scientific contribution equal to those of men.

So what you have to believe, folks, is this that the sun, plus the oceans, plus the volcanic activity plus natural reversal has less effect than the yearly human contribution equal to the width of a hair on a one kilometer bridge of a trace gas needed for life.

Historian Stanley Jones, who studied the 1896 election, stated of this view: Hanna's fundraising campaign, in which he asked banks and millionaires for a contribution equal to 0.25% of their assets, was unprecedented in its scale, but the basic concept was not unusual.

Steel contribution was equal to 27.59 kN for all beams, whereas concrete contribution was found to be 33.73 and 40.31 kN for low and high concrete compressive strengths, respectively.

The fuel consumption due to this contribution is equal to a/b, which is obtained by setting v = 0 in Equation 9.

In fact, by using UDP this contribution is equal to 18 kbit/s, whereas using TCP it grows up to 25 kbit/s, i.e., 40% more than using UDP.

The vast majority of students, regardless of academic level or pairing, reported that their contribution was equal to that of their partner.

Equation (16) implies that the [CQ∶HM]DV contribution to CARC is equal to the [CQ∶HM]DV contribution to CARA hence, due to the additional contribution of pH to chloroquine accumulation in C, we would have CARC>CARA.