Sentence examples for equate to those from inspiring English sources
Promotion, however, does not equate to those issues instantly evaporating.
The corresponding greenhouse-gas emissions equate to those of 30m American cars.
where J1−J3 equate to those of Fig. 2, and the time instants of interest have been altered to avoid the use of future samples.
To illustrate how popular this video content has become, the company also points out that some channels, like VanossGaming and TobyGames, generate millions of views – numbers that equate to those of famous Hollywood celebs or musicians.
The revised Practise Parameter recommends using trabecular QCT volumetric BMD cut-offs of <120 g/cm and <80 g/cm to estimate the relevant diagnostic thresholds for osteopenia and osteopenia that equate to those based on proximal femoral areal BMD measurements.
Being Muslim in America means being equated to those who would kill me, as they did many thousands of other Muslims over the past two years, all nuance lost.
I am not saying that the prejudice gingers experience can be equated to those histories that have ended in unequal rights, apartheid and even genocide.
Peak values equated to those measured in similarly treated wild-type animals.
Whole ROI analysis ignores heterogeneity of tumour enhancement by assuming that the averaged kinetic parameter estimate equates to those that would be obtained from individual pixels.
However, a subset of basic hepatic functions and biochemical pathways should be assessed routinely and the results compared to a 'gold-standard,' which generally equates to those reported from in vivo experiments (when available) or from freshly isolated cells or tissues.
By equating these coupled-mode equations to those of a homogenized system, we derive closed-form expressions for the macroscopic nonlinear susceptibilities.
