Sentence examples for equivalent in length to from inspiring English sources

RT if your child's holiday break from school felt roughly equivalent in length to the siege of Stalingrad.

Reasoning that this long C-terminus might preclude proper coupling, we constructed three β2-based ICCRs: one using the full-length receptor, and two comprised of C­terminal truncated forms of β2AR (β2ΔC62 and β2ΔC72), equivalent in length to the M2 and D2 receptors, respectively.

The N-terminus of the louse Bib is thus equivalent in length to the membrane-spanning domains (169 amino acids), while the C-terminus is twice the size.

The ΔNΔC ring is surprisingly similar to the ΔN ring, despite the loss of the C sequence, equivalent in length to two AAA+ modules.

Fifteen of these were equivalent in length to one or two pages of A4; the remainder were equivalent to three or four (n = 4), six or eight (n = 2) or ten pages of A4 (n = 1).

However, using a core genome tree based on nucleotide sequences, we calculate the rate for P. syringae terminal branches that are equivalent in length to that of the B. cereus group to be perhaps four orders of magnitude greater.

Pseudo-inverted pericentric regions in colinear chromosomes were defined as regions equivalent in length and location to real rearrangements.

The final triangle model contained four RNA strands: three short (A, B, and C) that were equivalent in length and a fourth longer strand, referred to as D, that formed the core of the triangle.

The two phenoxy-titanium bonds (Ti1-O1, Ti1-O2) are equivalent in length, additionally the two nitrogen-titanium bonds (Ti1-N1, Ti1-N2) are equivalent in length.

According to the Kaiser Family Foundation (2010), media use is the dominant way adolescents and young adults spend their time, averaging more than 7.5 h of use daily almost the equivalent in length of a full work day (Roberts, Foehr, & Rideout, 2010).

The skull of Sinosauropteryx was 15% longer than its thigh bones, unlike in Compsognathus, where the skull and thigh bones are approximately equivalent in length.