Sentence examples for equate to increasing from inspiring English sources

But increasing cost does not necessarily equate to increasing value, and it would be a gross understatement to say that a college education is an expense for students and their families.

For instance, van Berkel et al. [ 7] found that PTs are more likely to penalise a surface approach, but this does not equate to increasing the use of a deep approach.

Although the number of diallings is substantially more in LA-RDD sampling than EWP sampling, because of the increased number of out-of-scope numbers, this does not equate to increased dialling cost because many of these dials have no dialling cost (non-connected number and dialling of number without an answer).

In pharmaceutical drug development, increased time is likely to equate to increased financial investment.

However, the presence of high expression levels of TNF-α mRNA as seen in our study does not necessarily equate to increased presence of TNF-α protein and may even be representative of a failed attempt to induce cytokine production.

An increase in flow velocity, water temperature, or nutrient concentration may also equate to increased attachment, if these factors do not exceed critical levels.

Given the high price of Avastin, a measure of health insurance coverage might also be confounded by income, as income may also equate to increased treatment access through additional enrolment into a supplemental Medicare insurance programme.

Other measures of iron status such as serum iron or sTfR-F index may be altered after iron supplementation, but do not necessarily equate to increased iron use for erythropoiesis.

It's hard to reconcile how putting regional workers' jobs on the line equates to increasing the ABC's regional presence.

"More time in the closed arms equates to increased anxiety-like behaviors and decreased willingness or confidence to explore and seek out mates," Rosenfeld says.

Concentrating lentivirus with reduced centrifuge speeds has previously been shown to increase the titre of lentivirus [ 22]; however whether this equates to increased transduction efficiency in primary T cells has never been demonstrated.