Sentence examples for higher equivalent from inspiring English sources

Apprenticeships are available at several levels, including intermediate, advanced (equivalent to A-level) and Higher (equivalent to a degree).

It is "highly probable", he says, that, in 2012, straight As at Scottish higher (equivalent to A-levels) will not be enough to guarantee a place at Edinburgh.

Pupils from 14-19 them them at three levels: foundation (equivalent to a D-G grade at GCSE), higher (equivalent to A* to C at GCSE) and advanced (equivalent to A-level).

In this regard, apolar TG (with a higher equivalent carbon number) disappeared more rapidly from TRL particles obtained after the ingestion of either POMACE or OLIVE.

The results of simulation also indicate that during circulation, a higher equivalent circulating density is expected as compared to the case of constant fluid density.

After decreasing the salinity to 17 psu, the toxicity pattern changed to antagonism at low concentrations and synergism at higher equivalent LC50 levels.

Level of education was classified into low/medium (up to higher-level secondary education or vocational education) and high (equivalent to bachelor degree or higher).

The highest carbon gasification yield is obtained for the highest equivalent molar ratio, indicating a great interest of partial oxidation.

The combination of nonlinear bistable and flextensional mechanisms has the advantages of wide operating frequency and high equivalent piezoelectric constant.

The economic costs of the energy efficiency policies are found to be high: equivalent to a welfare loss of 1%.

A total of 153GW of net renewable electricity capacity was installed globally in 2015, a record high, equivalent to Canada's capacity and up 15% on the year before.