Sentence examples for equate equal from inspiring English sources

Too often in modern America, we equate "equal opportunity" with an opportunity to get a four-year liberal arts degree.

Hence, doubt should not straightforwardly be equated with equal probability, in particular in medieval scholasticism.

Can the sexes "ever be truly 'equal' -- in the feminist sense, which equates equality with sameness and interchangeability?" Gutmann asks.

Whereas Mill equated fundamental justice with his liberty principle, Spencer equated justice with equal liberty, which holds that the "liberty of each, limited by the like liberty of all, is the rule in conformity with which society must be organized" (Spencer, 1970: 79).

To compare reactions where the initial folded monomer populations are equal, we equated ΔΔG for each reaction mixture using appropriate cosolute concentrations from both PEG and polyol groups.

For each model the reference group is the observational study (benchmark) groups and this coefficient equals the difference in logits from 0 (a logit equal to 0 equates to a proportion of 50%; a logit equal to −2.40 equates to a proportion of 8.3%) and the other coefficients represent the difference in logits for groups positive for that factor versus the reference group.

The benchmark groups in each model form the reference group and the size of this coefficient equals the difference in logits from 0 (a logit equal to 0 equates to a proportion of 50%; a logit equal to -1.26 equates to a proportion of 22.1%).

Consider the ease with which Mr Scalia equated the guarantee of an equal right to vote with the concept of "racial entitlement".

For example global data centres are estimated to equate to 2% of global emissions equal to the emissions from global aviation.

It appears that the Australian hospital system may not be equitable since equal need did not equate to equal utilisation.

Our study has demonstrated that within a health system that already supports universal access through Medicare, the Australian hospital system is not equitable since equal need does not equate to equal utilisation.