Sentence examples for equates to finding from inspiring English sources
In this case, this equates to finding the best combination of domains in the g proteins and r RNAP-cofactor complexes that results in the minimization of the fitness function.
This essentially equates to finding 1 target cell in a billion nontarget cells.
Discovering you're a year younger than you once thought equates to "finding an unexpected twenty dollar bill in your jeans pocket," she explained on her Kickstarter page.
The women are also mindful of the fact that in a country with poor health system and its attendant long waiting time, keeping appointment do not equate to finding solution to their "health challenge".
However, being a better person doesn't always equate to finding the perfect job (you don't have to have a career in something you're passionate about).
I equate this to finding out you're adopted or that your parents are actually Soviet spies, but worse.
For a prototypical patient, this finding equates to an estimated absolute risk reduction in two year mortality of 4.0%95%5% confidence interval 0.8%to7.2%2%, P=0.012) for 50% ventilator adherence and 7.8% (1.6% to 14.0%, P=0.011) for 100% adherence compared with a 49.7% baseline mortality under the assumption of no adherence to lung protective ventilation (fig 3).
As for the Section 1341 issue, Williams wrote: "Although the jury in the criminal trial believed Mr. Nacchio was guilty of willfully engaging in insider trading, this does not equate to a finding of what Mr. Nacchio himself believed.
Findings from the 2002 National Nutrition and Health Survey (NNHS) indicate that about 18% of Chinese adults are hypertensive, which equates to 153 million individuals [ 5].
Uncertainty equates to risk.
