Sentence examples for equivalent less than from inspiring English sources

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.

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%).

A relative attrition of one means the attrition in both the intervention and control were equivalent; less than one, attrition is less in the intervention than the control arm, and greater than one, attrition in the intervention group was higher.

In this study, syndromic forms of cleft lip and palate include cases with recognized syndromes, cases with chromosome abnormalities, cases with one or more major structural anomalies other than cleft lip and palate, cases with cognitive delay (IQ or equivalent less than 80), or cases exposed to recognized teratogens in utero (phenytoin or valproic acid).

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.

Educational status was based on the highest qualification attained and was categorized into 4 groups as follows: degree or equivalent, A-level or equivalent, O-level or equivalent, and less than O-level or no qualifications.

Educational status was based on the highest qualification attained and was categorised into four groups: degree or equivalent, A-level or equivalent, O-level or equivalent and less than O-level or no qualifications.

The theorists' predictions of the energy release, or yield, of the device ranged from the equivalent of less than 1,000 tons of TNT to the equivalent of 45,000 tons (that is, from 1 to 45 kilotons of TNT).

*Low educational level: lower than secondary (equivalent to less than 12 years of education); high educational level: secondary or higher (equivalent to 12 years or more of education).