Sentence examples for increase is equal to from inspiring English sources

Because their basis increase is equal to their losses, petitioners have no suspended losses remaining.

If the income increase is equal to the tax increase, people have the same disposable income before and after.

An indication that the model is physiologically adequate would be if it could be shown, also in patients, that the increase in end-expiratory transpulmonary pressure following a PEEP increase is equal to the ΔPEEP.

For low-income countries, the increase is equal to 13.6 percentage points (29percentt).

The increase was equal to 0.04 point if the genetic correlation was high (-0.5) with a highly heritable trait (0.40) (Table 3).

Of note is that despite the high level of cortisol in C0, lice infection elevated it further to 124 ng/ml and the increase was equal to that which occurred in SL (128 ng/ml).

In a population with two types, we calculate a particular value θ∗, where the probability that the average fitness increases is equal to the probability it decreases.

The increases are equal to the lowest allowed in the last three decades for the city's 2.3 million tenants in rent-stabilized apartments and apply to leases that are renewed between Oct. 1, 2002, and Sept. 30, 2003.

Mr. Poltrack's boss, Leslie Moonves, president and chief executive of CBS, said he had already looked at some results for the first quarter of the new year and, for the company's local businesses, the increases were "equal to what they are in the third and fourth quarter" of 2010, "which is pretty remarkable".

If = 0, then on the branch j the number of proteins in which the occurrence frequency of the amino acid group i increased was equal to the number of proteins in which those of the amino acid group i decreased; if > 0, the occurrence frequency of the amino acid group i increased, and the reverse, if < 0, a decrease in the occurrence frequency of the amino acid group i occurred.

China has purchased much of its production increase, which is equal to about one-third of current annual world demand.