Sentence examples for equivalent compared from inspiring English sources

But at the same time it gave a slightly lower than expected production outlook for this year of 79m to 85m barrels of oil equivalent, compared to estimates of around 86m.

In 2007, these nations used around 5.5 billion tonnes of oil equivalent, compared with 6.2 billion tonnes in non-OECD countries.

That means $2.30 a gallon of gasoline equivalent compared with $3.90 a gallon for regular petrol.Ah, but where can you gas up?

It turns out that 40 per cent of public-sector workers have a degree or equivalent compared with 25 per cent in the private sector.

Emissions increased by 0.5% to 392.2kt of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent, compared to 390.3kt in 2010.

This may explain the quality of life scores that are equivalent compared with the general population in each domain.

Expression of chpT increased the number of cells with three chromosome equivalents compared to the wild-type.

The European groups showed higher median level of AhR-TEQ (TCDD toxic equivalents) compared to the Inuit's, whereas higher incidence of Inuits sample further induced AhRcomp activity.

For RI, in a permissive environment we estimate that there were 1.06 lethal equivalents compared to 3.19 in the stressful environment.

Despite the fact that the overgo hybridizations were performed on a smaller subset of the HindIII BAC library (4.5× genome equivalents) compared to PCR screening on BAC pools (6× genome equivalents), the overgo hybridization identified significantly more BACs on average.

The amount of silica gel added was determined to be 1.25 and 1.5 weight equivalents compared with the amount of glycerol produced when the 3 1 stoichiometric mixture was completely reacted.