Sentence examples for equivalent to other from inspiring English sources

He was frustrated that his "thought-process problems" were treated as equivalent to other inmates' "real behavioral problems".

The overall ratio of debt to cash flow is equivalent to other financings by highly leveraged companies, according to S.& P. LCD.

Everyday, we talk about religion as though it were a demographic category equivalent to other commonplace categories: gender, race, age, sexuality, ethnicity, nationality.

"The funding had never been equivalent to other great water bodies," said Lisa Jackson, the administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency.

The commission concluded that while the purchase was somewhat unusual in its terms, and the interest rate was slightly below what local banks were offering, the overall transaction was roughly equivalent to other sales around the lake.

But the company now seems to have submitted most or all of the data the F.D.A. needs to analyze whether the salmon are safe to eat, nutritionally equivalent to other salmon and safe for the environment, according to government and biotechnology industry officials.

These designed scaffolds have shown promise in regenerating tissues at least equivalent to other scaffolding methods.

The proposed method showed performance equivalent to other methods in geo-positioning accuracy and near zero y-parallax.

Raker believes that CRG will be equivalent to other top institutes she has seen, such as EMBL or the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge.

The most common statements either implicitly or explicitly stated that biological evolution (or science) was a belief and thus equivalent to other beliefs (e.g., creationism).

"It was pretty much equivalent to what other recent studies had showed," he said.