Sentence examples for equivalent will be from inspiring English sources

What Obama's equivalent will be, even he doesn't know.

But a philanthropic equivalent will be nothing like as straightforward.

Mr. Mange's female equivalent will be lovely Ana Maria Magdalena Ignacia de Virginez, from Seville.

The iSlate's equivalent will be a fun, simple system with which we can download e-content.

(If Henderson succeeds as a tutor, his modern-day equivalent will be the increasingly patient Jose Reyes, the Mets' shortstop).

The annual Devon county show took place over the weekend and its oval-ball equivalent will be held at Twickenham on Saturday.

The panel also said that the provision of setting up the Lokayuktas, or state equivalents, will be included in the same bill.

Independent t-tests (or other non-parametric equivalents) will be used to assess difference between the intervention and control groups.

Paired t-tests (or other non-parametric equivalents) will be used to assess changes in outcomes from baseline to follow-up.

The model predicts the cost of replacing key, frequently-touched surfaces in a 20-bed UK ICU with copper equivalents will be recouped in less than two months.

Statistical tests of difference in proportions or mean difference tests (or non-parametric equivalents) will be used to examine differences between intervention and control groups.