Sentence examples for fully equate from inspiring English sources

9 11 Furthermore, to make the intervention broadly deliverable in a routine clinic setting, its content was drawn from, but did not fully equate to, motivational interviewing.

That affirmation marked the beginning of the orthodox Christian assertion that fully equated the Son of God with God, the Son.

When fully operational, the new facilities will equate favorably with facilities in modern multidisciplinary primary medical care units within the community.

And the latter is less fully featured than LightFreq (although fewer features can actually equate to a more mass market appeal product).

It is clear that the assumptions under which we can equate the scores Δ s to germline fitness are not fully satisfied within the data set at hand.

The problem with this reductionism is to equate a part with a whole - an error I was fully guilty of when, many years ago, I wrote a book incautiously called The Conscious Brain.

Note that "constricted" does not equate to "closed"; as far as is known, D. melanogaster is unable to fully close its spiracles [24].

"It doesn't equate.

That does not equate.

They equate prominence with frequency.

Couples can equate.