Sentence examples for equivalent sizes of from inspiring English sources

The measured equivalent sizes of migratory fines from the soil covers were in the range of 4 140 μm.

Given the equivalent sizes of at-risk population below and above 15 years of age (36 ), one must assume that adults have developed a degree of functional immunity to the severe consequences of P. falciparum infection.

"It has also involved constructing a flood storage reservoir - the equivalent size of 30 Olympic sized swimming pools - which has been built upstream to hold back flood water".

PUMS data files are released in three samples (representing the equivalent size of the total population): 5%, 1% and 3%.

In a damning condemnation of Western society's high consumption levels, it adds that the extra planets (the equivalent size of Earth) will be required by the year 2050 as existing resources are exhausted.

2. The accommodation centre will bring a community the equivalent size of the people of the existing two villages - Arncott and Piddington - combined to the area, effecting services and the local community.

Nokia will bring to Microsoft revenue each year of roughly equivalent size to two quarters of its new Devices and Consumer groups top line.

This procedure led to data sets of equivalent size to the reduced-age data sets described above.

Other definitions include tensegrity systems, state of self-stress, equivalent size, continuity of tension, compressed elements, and tensioned elements.

Even small primates such as bush babies have gestations considerably longer than those of nonprimate mammals of equivalent size, a reflection of the increased complexity and differentiation of primate structure compared with that of nonprimates.

Equivalent sized pieces of cortex were also taken from each of the slices containing the striatum and substantia nigra.