Sentence examples for is equivalent to the value from inspiring English sources
"If it doesn't work out, the value of the paper is equivalent to the value of the real estate".
Seldon wants a "free-school" system such as the one promoted by the Tories, where parents are given a voucher that is equivalent to the value of their child's education and would be able to spend it where they want.
Ghanem (2008) states that practical application showed that if the price per cubic meter is estimated as five riyals, the value of what was saved from the water in just 4 days is equivalent to the value of rationalization tools (SR 385) that have been installed in one Masjid.
The percentage of methylation is equivalent to the value of C/(C+T).
When c = 0.00003 and D = 100 (i.e., this is equivalent to the value for the radius of female mating area 100 cells in a 1000 × 1000 cell grid), the relative strength of female preference for the male is reduced by 30%.
The percentage leakage of Tb3+ was calculated as follows: Leakage = [(F t - F 0)/(F max - F 0)] × 100 where Fmax is obtained by adding 0.05% (v/v) Triton X-100 and F0 is equivalent to the values for DMSO controls.
The value of $1 million at that point was equivalent to the value we see in $15 million today.
Christiana did not disclose the price but said it consisted of cash and a subordinated debenture and was equivalent to the value of Schwarz on Christiana's books.
In summary, the survival gain needed to justify a chronic treatment-related adverse effect(s) was such that the value of this health state for this extended time (T+survival gain needed) was equivalent to the value of the base case (health state without treatment) for a survival time of 12 years (T).
Consequently the mean PE-ratio value at trot in the reference position for each horse was equivalent to the value of 1, i.e. 100%, and thus the relative change in PE-ratio for the remaining head-neck positions could be calculated in percent.
The South African Krugerrand is an example of a coin that holds raw value as gold bullion, where its value (measured in troy ounces) will be equivalent to the value of raw gold.
