Sentence examples for equivalent amount of time from inspiring English sources
Whether volunteers worked out for less than an hour or for more than 90 minutes, they spent an equivalent amount of time the rest of the day being mostly torpid physically.
Mr. Kasson said it would cost them $5,000 to spend an equivalent amount of time in a shared house; the motel share will cost more, at $7,755, but is far more economical than renting a small house, which would cost at least $30,000 for the season.
Daniel Ellsberg, who risked an equivalent amount of time in prison for his own leaking of the Pentagon Papers in 1971 in the United States, has called Vanunu "the pre-eminent hero of the nuclear era … He paid the full price, a burden in some ways worse than death, for his heroic act for doing exactly what he should have done and what others should be doing".
Overall, research shows that Auto-Tutor has produced learning gains that are on average about 0.8 standard deviation units above students in control conditions who read static instructional materials from textbooks for an equivalent amount of time.
The control condition consisted of watching videos followed by facilitated discussion for an equivalent amount of time as the PEI sessions.
Studies show that taking a test leads to better retention of information than restudying the material for an equivalent amount of time [ 17, 18].
Studying consistently over a long period of time has been shown to aid in information retention much better than spending the equivalent amount of study time in a last-minute sprint to prepare.
Indeed, none of the retrieved studies for the subluxation outcome provided an equivalent amount of treatment time to their two groups; FES was always in addition to conventional treatment.
In the new Figure 3B we show that these cells can return to normal ADE differentiation and with an equivalent amount of extra time, will "catch up," with normal cultures.
