Moreover, one morpheme in Chinese is more or less equivalent to a word.
The Sacred College of Cardinals is more or less equivalent to a Privy Council.
In one common usage, bioethics is more or less equivalent to medical ethics, or biomedical ethics.
"It would be more or less equivalent to somewhere between half a teaspoon and a tablespoon," he said.
He was the secretary of the Libyan People's Bureau in London, more or less equivalent to Libyan ambassador.
He attacked the newly formed Liberal Jewish movement (a movement more or less equivalent to U.S. Reform Judaism).
We cruised without upset through alternating sections of flat-water and Class II rapids more or less equivalent to foot-high ocean breakers.
This matters for cancer because, at the moment, all the cells of a tumour are seen as more or less equivalent.
What has caught on instead is a variant that most economists consider more or less equivalent: a system of tradable emissions permits, a k a cap and trade.
Any similar sized tin will do – a 20cm round cake tin will be more or less equivalent in volume, while a 20x20cm square tin will give you a slightly shallower brownie (be sure to decrease the baking time accordingly).
Although doctors assume that the treatments are more or less equivalent to prostate surgery, that has not been rigorously demonstrated, nor has it been shown that these treatments prevent prostate cancer deaths.
