Sentence examples for equivalent to equivalent from inspiring English sources

Our study provided primary quantification of carbon benefits from current protected areas for biodiversity conservation and other uses for forests across the conterminous United States, an amount equivalent to equivalent to the 7 Tg C/yr carbon benefits estimated for a 10 year, $110 million per year tree planting program in the US.

Apprenticeships are available at several levels, including intermediate, advanced (equivalent to A-level) and Higher (equivalent to a degree).

There are three levels of the Diploma in Retail: Foundation (equivalent to five GCSEs), Higher (equivalent to seven GCSEs) and Advanced (equivalent to three-and-a-half A-levels).

Inflation factors in, of course, and according to the United States Department of Labor's calculator, $15 in 1983 is equivalent to $34.03 today and $25 is equivalent to $56.72.

In England, there are three levels of apprenticeships, which each lead to different levels of qualification: Intermediate – equivalent to 5 GCSE passes Advanced – equivalent to 2 A-level passes Higher – lead to NVQ level 4 and above or a foundation degree.

"Memes seem to have nothing equivalent to chromosomes and nothing equivalent to alleles".

(D∗1) and (S1) are equivalent, (D∗2) is equivalent to (S2), and.

Moreover, it is equivalent to. it is also equivalent to (2.5).

This is equivalent to packet transmission over an equivalent flat-fading channel with an equivalent squared gain of.

So RpfhwH is equivalent to AdwHRpfh and repH is equivalent to AdwHRpfH.

When condition (A) is equivalent to and condition (B) is equivalent to.