Sentence examples for equivalent to adding from inspiring English sources

Technicians seem important, though, for SNC publications: Adding an extra technician in the average lab was equivalent to adding either a postdoc or a graduate student.

That's equivalent to adding two slices of Domino's pizza to the daily diet of every American.

The additional benefit from diet, Dr. Chlebowski said, was equivalent to adding a new drug to their regimen.

It is equivalent to adding another half a million on to the 2 million unemployed we have now.

This is equivalent to adding an average 20% to the paycheck of every worker for every year of work over this time period.

Annual consumption is expected to rise by nearly $2 trillion by 2021, equivalent to adding another consumer market the size of Germany to the global economy.

But rapid growth at Quiznos -- the company says the pace is equivalent to adding a store every 11 hours -- will help pay for increased advertising spending.

"That's roughly equivalent to adding 11 minutes after a 45-minute half - more than were added at Birmingham after Eduardo's injury.

On reasonable estimates TTIP and TPP could boost the world's annual output by as much as $600 billion—equivalent to adding another Saudi Arabia.

A five-point increase on the body mass index scale for instance, going from 30 to 35 is equivalent to adding 10 years to your age in terms of testosterone levels.

If the populations of other countries adopted the pattern of weight distribution found in the United States, the world's [human] biomass would rise by 20% — roughly equivalent to adding an extra 1 billion average-sized people.