Sentence examples for equivalent to increase from inspiring English sources

We note that reducing the data enclosing simplex volume is equivalent to increase the dispersion of the abundances fractions in the sum-to-one constrained subspace enclosing the abundances.

Quantification of (truly non-measurable) non-target lesions is by definition impossible, but total increase in 'volume' of non-target lesions should be similar to increase in size of target lesions, e.g. at least 73% (equivalent to increase in SLD of 20%) to categorise them as PD.

This is equivalent to increasing undercooling.

(Increasing the number of grains is not equivalent to increasing yield, which is measured by weight).

Businesses typically identified cost savings of £913, which at a 10% profit margin is equivalent to increasing sales by £9000.

Rigid suspension is equivalent to increasing the body weight, and also changes the mass center of the carbody.

Thus, those who believe that increasing the scope of formalization is equivalent to increasing the scope of logic would agree with this evaluation.

Increasing the skills is equivalent to increasing productivity which enables participants to apply for jobs associated with on average higher wages.

Decreasing purchases would be equivalent to increasing rates, something the Fed is unlikely to do in the face of economic weakness.

In other words, increasing the PU occupancy rate is approximately equivalent to increasing the packet arrival rate, although the increasing ratio may not necessarily be equal.

We suggest that increasing the measurement temperature in the low current limit is equivalent to increasing the current while keeping the lattice temperature constant at approximately ≈2 K.