Sentence examples for equivalent shared from inspiring English sources

The analyses presented here support our conjecture that robust estimation of coevolution hinges on comparison to a null distribution with equivalent shared ancestry, and that this property can be achieved without explicitly including the tree in the coevolution metric.

We do have a social-media equivalent — sharing, liking, knowing that all of your friends have looked at the same cat video on YouTube as you did — but it lacks the synchronicity of shared experience.

Their letters are equivalent, sharing the same names and alphabetical order and all three are unicameral (make no distinction between upper and lower case).

This was expected as the primary distinction between cognates and other translation equivalents is that cognates share both form and meaning, whereas noncognate translation equivalents share only meaning.

The equivalent share for the whole of Britain was just 1.8%.

Walgreen said it would pay $19.50 in cash for 34.5 million outstanding Option Care shares and 4.5 million in option equivalent shares, or a total of $760.5 million.

The equivalent share for another giant economy, America, is not much bigger.In this section Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Markets Trade Reprints.

The region also has about half of Norway's total forest resources and an equivalent share of the country's total area of fully cultivated land.

Avi Dalfen, an analyst at Research Capital in Toronto, said that before the announcement of the breakup in February, Canadian Pacific stock was trading at a discount of at least 15percenttoto equivalent shares in its five business segments.

According to the government's estimates, the oil subsidy in 2011 amounted to a staggering $8 billion, roughly 4 percent of G.D.P. (the equivalent share of G.D.P. in the United States would be $600 billion per year).

And so the bubble grew and grew: price-to-earnings ratios for Chinese stocks averaged an astounding 70-to-1, against a worldwide average of 18.5 to 1; the value of the A-shares inside China grew to be nearly double the equivalent shares of the same companies on the Hong Kong exchange.