Sentence examples for equivalent less from inspiring English sources

A Coinsource A.T.M. accepts dollars and in return adds the bitcoin equivalent (less Coinsource's seven per cent) to a customer's digital wallet.

In 2014, the EU's 28 member countries consumed 72m tonnes of oil equivalent less than had been projected for 2020, according to a report by the EU's science arm, the Joint Research Centre JRCC).

But new cars sold in Japan emitted 20g of CO2 equivalent less than European ones in 2013, due to the country's high share of efficient petrol-hybrid cars, which receive no tax advantages here.

In case of an employment full-time equivalent less than 1.00 the monthly cost for the staff category were multiplied with the appropriate full-time equivalent to include only dialysis related costs.

In search of clinically equivalent less invasive diagnostic alternatives, stereotactic large-core needle biopsy (LCNB) has been introduced, particularly for nonpalpable lesions (Gisvold et al, 1994; Britton et al, 1997; Pijnappel et al, 1997; Jackman et al, 1999).

The majority of PCPs who responded were female (61%), attending physicians (64%), had graduated from medical school or the equivalent less than 20 years ago (59%), and self-classified themselves as early-adopters of new technology (62%).

In July its ten-year bonds were yielding less than 6% and their Spanish and Italian equivalents less than 3%, not far off Germany's.

The English game was perhaps less ordered than its Latin equivalents, less tactically disciplined for sure, but probably on balance quite a lot more of a pleasure to live with every week.

This method detected a starting Bacillus anthracis concentration of 207 cfu/mL, equivalent to less than one cell in 20 μL, in less than 5 h.

The total aid package was equivalent to less than three per cent of the recipient countries' combined national income, and it represented less than a fifth of their gross investment.

Average monthly pay is the equivalent of less than $300.