Sentence examples for equivalent again from inspiring English sources

[03:56] Real Estate Now. Steve Forbes: So what do you see now? Are there $400,000 pieces equivalent again out there?

The assay had higher sensitivity in women than in men but specificity was equivalent; again, these differences were not statistically significant.

The dual 5′-overhang product is formed preferentially over the forked product even though the total length of the substrates and overhangs is equivalent, again indicating that 5′-overhangs are preferred.

Switch to Green Flag and you'll pay £78 (if you buy via its website) for its equivalent policy – again including home start and national recovery.

which means that the FDA radar has an equivalent robustness again noise.

If you think European startups tend to lack the ambition of their US equivalents, guess again.

For instance, in some standard treatments, the Supplementation principle (P.4) is formulated using 'PP' also in the consequent: In M this is once again equivalent to (P.4), but the equivalence depends on Reflexivity and Symmetry.

In the year of conversion, results rise again equivalent to 1.7 grades in one subject.

Rather than delivering a message of salvation to humanity, the theological equivalent of "never again", Benedict achieved nothing better than false hope.

Mr. Marans's glossary defines frum (describing anyone observant of the Torah's laws), ba'al teshuvah (the Jewish equivalent of "born again") and Tishah b'Ab (a dark holiday commemorating various tragedies, including the destruction of the temples in Jerusalem).

For equivalent equations, confer again Førsund et al.