Sentence examples for equivalent to overall from inspiring English sources

Flame appearances were investigated first with a fixed fueling rate at different airflow rates equivalent to air jet Reynolds numbers (Re) of 1000 to 4500; and then at a fixed airflow rate with different fueling rates equivalent to overall equivalence ratios of 1.0 to 2.0.

Activity, efficacy, and safety were equivalent to overall MCRC patients, not significantly different according to KRAS genotype.

That is equivalent to an overall loss of more than 70 percent, according to the Institute of International Finance, which represented many of the private bondholders in the talks.

Five-beam treatment plans optimized using the PMBAO are at least equivalent to, and overall better than, the plans using 9 equally spaced coplanar beams.

"Over the long term, our goal is to have a market share in China roughly equivalent to our overall market share of the large cabin market around the world, which is about 40 percent," said Mr. Rosanvallon of Dassault Falcon.

They are now running out of "efficiencies" and are set to make £500m of service reductions over the next 12 months at a time when they face £600m in extra service demand and price inflation – equivalent to an overall cut in funding of £1.1bn.

After several rounds of tough talks, representatives of banks that hold Greek bonds, who had agreed in October to take a 50 percent loss on the face value of their bonds, agreed to take a 53.5 percent loss on the face value, the equivalent to an overall loss of around 75 percent.

A fed-batch fermentation in a 5-L bioreactor for QscR-49 mutant yielded a mevalonate concentration of 2.67 g/L, which was equivalent to an overall yield of 0.055 mol acetyl-CoA/mol methanol, the highest yield among engineered strains of M. extorquens AM1.

The yellow label represents the waiting time after the participant clicked the toggles to obtain an updated model, and this was equivalent to the overall time of the modeling calculation.

FT the raw data in the azimuth direction and low-pass filtering in the Doppler domain with the bandwidth B w which is equivalent to the overall Doppler bandwidth B s in (7).

An expansion of this scale is more likely within certain areas equivalent to 25% overall but with the possibility that health- and water-related benefits could be triple those given below.