Sentence examples for equivalent to us from inspiring English sources

Mankotia et al. (2015) has reported that the spectrum auction for 2015 has earned the Government of India Rs. 109,800 crore (roughly equivalent to US $17.55 Billion).

The average annual income in this population was low (equivalent to US $20-$20-$50nce the majority of participants were retired.

In 2003, for an annual premium equivalent to US $3.20, a couple was insured for hospital services up to a maximum of US $45.

kThe Indian Rupee in 2011 was roughly equivalent to US $0.02177.

Chinese research salaries are not generous by Western standards; on average, group leaders earn about 5000 yuan a month, which is roughly equivalent to US $625.

(All values in this article are CDN, which are roughly equivalent to US Dollars right now).

The monthly minimum wage in Jordan is 190 Jordanian dinars (JDs) for Jordanians (equivalent to $US 268) and 150JDs for foreign workers (equivalent to $US 211).

Because the WHO CHOICE dataset expresses average costs in 2005 international dollars (defined as equivalent to $US in 2005 purchasing power parity), we likewise included or adjusted all costs in 2005 $US.

When we adjusted for GDP deflators in Malaysia and each year's exchange rate, 26, 66 we found that our total cost estimate was equivalent to US$71.05 million in 2012 US dollars (2012 million27 million).

The total estimated cost for hospital care for people 50+ in NSW was A$3,512 m (Table  2), equivalent to US$5,010 m (converted using 'purchasing power parity' for 2006 and 2007 ratios from www.imf.org).

The approximate value of each Smarter Cities Challenge grant will be equivalent to US$400,000.