Sentence examples for it cannot be equated from inspiring English sources

And where there is clear "racism", naming it cannot be equated with the attitude that would tear babies "limb from limb".

Ideally it cannot be equated to comprehensive radiation knowledge.

Hence it cannot be equated with either the ens or the entitas of the thing.

"The archbishop knows it well deep down his heart, mind and soul that the ANC and its government cannot be equated to the repressive and divisive apartheid regime, which had never cared for the majority of the people of South Africa, Africans in particular".

But it turns out that modern architecture cannot be equated with a particular style.

It is also important to note that potency cannot be equated with efficacy.

CREB activity cannot be equated with its phosphorylation per se although phosphorylation is a necessary prerequisite for CREB activity as it enables the interaction with the cofactor CBP (CREB binding protein)[9].

However, the Supreme Court understood that the maternity benefit received during the leave cannot be equated to a salary as it is the subsidy that seeks to compensate the loss of income of the worker as a result of the rest permit: the work contract is suspended, and the work activity is interrupted, that is why the benefit is paid by the Social Security and not by the employer.

When interpreting the present results, one should keep in mind that the present OA-like lesions, as well as the expression of cytokines, cannot be equated with OA in human being because of the obvious differences in occlusion, as well as TMJ, between rats and human.

While Jewish law is clear that the value of a human life and an animal life cannot be equated in any way, Maimonides made it clear that animal sentience and human sentience stand on equal footing as experientially equivalent (Guide for the Perplexed, 3 48).

"Even if the kaiser's regime cannot be equated with that of the Nazis," he writes, "its policies could scarcely be characterized as enlightened".