Sentence examples for equivalent than from inspiring English sources
Jocks are jocks, it seems, male and female alike, and are perhaps more equivalent than the legislators ever imagined.
To my mind, there's more distance between a ripe homegrown tomato and its mass market equivalent than any other container crop.
Robbins, in updating the original scenario about a narcissistic faun, had to look no further for a modern-day equivalent than a ballet studio.
It is worth noting that the photoactivity of Bi2MNbO7 films toward methyl orange degradation was higher or equivalent than that of TiO2 films.
The impact estimation from the propensity score matching suggests that agricultural cooperative members have significantly higher consumption per adult equivalent than nonmembers.
The results further reveal that farmers adopting any of the adaptation options had higher food calorie intake per day per adult equivalent than those who did not.
"We actually have more staff equivalents than we had last year.
The control culture was also more toxic in terms of saxitoxin equivalents than the axenic culture.
The primary outcome was opioid use, measured in intravenous morphine mg equivalents, in the first 48h postoperatively.The Scheduled Group used 9.1±2.1mg 955% CI 5.0-13.2) fewer intravenous morphine equivalents than the As-Needed GrouP (P <0.0001) over the study period.
The fruit fly had many more such equivalents than the nematode worm C. elegans or yeast, whose genomes have also been sequenced.
The fact that the B. rapa library represents 2.6 times more genomic equivalents than the melon could partially explain the differences in singleton number.
