Sentence examples for is equivalent to citing from inspiring English sources

For purposes of this lab, and in creating other web pages, you should add a citation for each image or sound that you link to or copy; this is equivalent to citing sources of quotations in a paper.

According to a specialist cited by The Economist, breathing Beijing's air is equivalent to smoking almost 40 cigarettes a day.

We first prove that 1 is equivalent to 2. By the results of Madigan and Matheson [2], and Smith [6] cited above C φ is compact on if and only if.

Many RNA-seq studies, including the X dosage reports discussed herein, cite [ 29] for the designation: 1 transcript per cell is equivalent to FPKM=3.

Dyer et al. (2001, cited by Hanselmann et al. [26]) measured 3300 ng/kg (wet weight) of E2 in liquid dairy manure, which is equivalent to 3333 μg/m3.

One petabyte is equivalent to one million gigabytes.

This state is equivalent to steady growth.

It is equivalent to a neighborhood association.

One kilocalorie is equivalent to 4.184 kilojoules.

That is equivalent to £136m per week.

Each A.D.R. is equivalent to one share.