Sentence examples for equivalent month from inspiring English sources

Not only are they lower than the equivalent month for 2012 15.522 million), but they're sufficiently behind to drag the running tally for the year below 2012 levels.

The frequency of (inpatient) admission in the month before diagnosis is 19 times higher than that in the equivalent month a year before diagnosis (across the whole patient cohort).

A year-round migration pattern with peaks in late spring and from late summer to autumn was also reported by Asante (1994) in Australia and by Heunis & Pringle (2006) in South Africa, with the greatest movement occurring from October to December (equivalent to April–June in the Northern hemisphere).

The equivalent FEB values for the 1ENY rigid model was -13.4 and -13.5 kcal/mol, respectively.

Neill harvests in May - the equivalent of November in the northern hemisphere.

"For the average family it's the equivalent each month of a single fast food meal," Mr. Maddox said.

The Scot was taken by surprise with bronze although she was disappointed with the time, which was 0.91sec down on her best from the European equivalent last month.

Premium users can also withdraw £400/€400 (or equivalent) per month for free instead of £200/€200.

Free users can send, spend and exchange up to £5,000/€6,000/$6,000 (or equivalent) per month.

February's numbers will likely be equivalent to January's, and then there will be a large "last-minute" surge of procrastinators in March.

You see, May is the South Pole's equivalent of November.