Sentence examples for equivalent me from inspiring English sources

Animals fed 4 L of colostrum at birth produced significantly more milk compared with those fed 2 L (9907 ± 335 and 11,294 ± 335 kg vs 8952 ± 341 and 9642 ± 341 kg at first and second lactations, respectively) when lactation records were adjusted as 305-d mature equivalent (ME).

Plating 0.5 Mouse Equivalents (ME) of knockout keratinocytes per well in a 12-well plate yielded an approximately 70% confluent monolayer on day 3, while a similar cell density was achieved by plating 0.2 ME of control keratinocytes.

Duration of continuous opioid prescription and morphine equivalents (ME) per day (ME/D) were calculated for individuals age 18 65.

Marker concentration results were expressed as marker equivalents (ME) per liter taking into account the filtration volume.

The median BacR concentrations were 6.3 × 10 marker equivalents (ME) per liter during MONIT, 1.6 × 10 ME L−1 during HFM and 5.0 × 10 ME L−1 during the EVENT (Table S1).

Morphine equivalents (ME) were calculated for each prescription based on the Canadian Guideline for Safe and Effective Use of Opioids for Chronic Non-Cancer Pain morphine equivalency table (National Opioid Use Guideline Group NOUGGG) [ 2011].

In ergative languages, the single participant in an intransitive sentence, such as "I run", is treated the same as the patient in a transitive sentence, giving the equivalent of "me run" and "you love me".

For him to exhibit his would-be realistic paintings for people to see, buy and review was the equivalent of me inviting people to come and hear me give a piano recital of Bach's Goldberg Variations.

I can't even imagine a young me tackling Franz Kafka... "Just get into the damn castle already!" It would have been the equivalent of me discovering pornography at that age... "This?

Weezer were the musical equivalent for me.

The equivalent to me selling two albums at a show.