Sentence examples for far equivalent from inspiring English sources

The system of (11) is so far equivalent to (7).

The lung cancer susceptibility score (for the control and lung cancer cohorts) was plotted with (a) the frequency of lung cancer and (b) the floating absolute risk (FAR, equivalent to OR) across the combined smoker/ex-smoker cohort [38], [39].

The total energy saved so far is equivalent to the removal of 77.2 tons of CO2 from the atmosphere.

They are available on the black market for far cheaper (equivalent to $1.15) but even that price is nearly 10% of the country's monthly minimum wage, according to Fusion.

Hans-Werner Sinn, who heads the Ifo Institute for Economic Research in Munich, argued in a commentary piece on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times that Germany had given Greece so far the equivalent of 29 times the aid given to West Germany under the Marshall Plan after World War II.

However, so far, the equivalent method has not been found for that of three-fluid heat exchanger.

Two transmission lines are used to connect this power plant to the far away equivalent power system, and Line1 is series compensated.

So far, the equivalent level of concern approach is applied for endocrine disrupting chemicals, sensitisers and specific target organ toxicity after repeated exposure only.

The importance of better describing this interdependency is further reinforced by the fact that SC neurons have large receptive fields, and that responses at different locations within these receptive fields are far from equivalent.

However, for the measurements of the flagella motor system, free and total ligand were determined directly and were found to be far from equivalent [31].

This is especially true for protein regression, which lags far behind equivalent work for small molecules.