Sentence examples for equate to complete from inspiring English sources

Note as well that familiarity and willingness does not automatically equate to complete understanding or even the desire to understand the technology they use.

In many cases, this equates to complete silencing of one allele of an imprinted gene.

The walk was approximately 2 km and took around 20 minutes to complete (equating to approximately 2000 steps).

Sure, the speed at which the information flows in doesn't always equate to the complete story, but they're great for watching events unfold before your eyes.

However, definitions of remission by clinical criteria (defined by levels of disease activity score, simplified disease activity index) do not always equate to the complete absence of inflammation.

In nine patients, this led to a change in HER2 status (that is, HER2-positive to HER2-negative disease) although this does not necessarily equate to a complete loss of HER2 expression.

Several accepted remission criteria have not always equated to the complete absence of true inflammation.

This equates to a complete cycling of '9 Dair every 4 minutes.

Protection is not considered to equate to a permanent and complete removal of organic C from decomposition, but rather to a reduced decomposition rate relative to similar unprotected materials.

Considering the biological implications of these data, the rates of unwinding would equate to 2−3 min for complete separation of the 4.6 kb natural plasmid, pC221, at 30 °C.

What the user of the method of inverse probabilities does is to equate complete lack of information about something with the claim that all possibilities must have equal probabilities.