Sentence examples for equivalent to a secondary from inspiring English sources

This implied that the placenta was a distinct floral organ equivalent to a secondary shoot independent of the carpel and was recruited onto the ovary wall later in angiosperms (Angenent et al. 1995; Roe et al. 1997; Skinner et al. 2004).

Almost half (49.4%) of them had only technical secondary school education (which is equivalent to a high school) [ 32].

Education was categorized as pre-schooling, student, less than or equivalent to secondary schooling, and post-secondary schooling.

The choice of form as substance causes perplexity because the form seems to be a universal and equivalent to the secondary substance, and so not the most fundamental case of substance.

The government believes welfare and tax credit fraud and error cost the exchequer £5.2bn a year – a figure that Cameron claims is equivalent to "200 secondary schools or over 150,000 nurses".

It was found that the specimen curvature is equivalent to the secondary bending which is usually measured with strain gauges in the vicinity of the bolt holes.

The former types of education are, in contrast, structurally equivalent to lower secondary school, in the sense that requirements and assessments all heavily rely on abstract knowledge.

In contrast, the number of hospitals conducting complex oesophageal (297) and complex pancreatic (455) procedures is equivalent to the secondary hospital level, i.e. district level, of approximately 1000 km.

This minimum qualification (for making a good entry on the labour market) is equivalent to higher general secondary education, pre-university education or intermediate vocational education, Level 2. At this age, they normally should have obtained this required qualification.

Treatment equivalent to secondary treatment.

§ 133.105 Treatment equivalent to secondary treatment.