Sentence examples for equivalent compared with from inspiring English sources

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.

Serum His-Gag p41-specific antibody levels were found to be significantly higher at 1 and 0.5 μg doses of Gag p41-His Ni-NCs (His-Gag p41-His Ni-NCs) comp41-His Ni-NCs-Gag p41 (1 μg) adjuvanted with aluminum hydroxide (AH).

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

The country's rates also typically follow euro zone interest rates, but they are currently now 175 basis points above the European Central Bank equivalent compared with 35 basis points in the beginning of October.

They took the painkillers for about one day longer (a median of 3 days, compared with a median of 2) and received higher doses too (a median of 47 morphine milligrams equivalents, compared with a median of 30 mg).

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.

There was a main group effect (F1,88 = 4.57, p =.04) in which BD had higher certainty equivalents compared with HV, which correspond to higher risk attitude in the BD subjects.

In all, 26% of the Δ xer::lacS sample showed >2N genome equivalents, compared with 12% for PBL2025, and the DNA content of the >2N cells in the Δ xer::lacS sample was heterogeneous.

The ccr and cadccr transgenics showed a 33%and25%5% increase, respectively, in the amount of reducing sugar equivalents compared with wild type after 2 hours of incubation, whereas the comt mutant had a much smaller increase in sugar release.