Sentence examples for levels equivalent to from inspiring English sources

First, the United States should increase military financing to Indonesia to levels equivalent to Israel and Egypt.

When I trained the minimum requirement for a trainee teacher was 5 O levels (equivalent to 5 GCSEs at A*-C).

Their task was to survive by foraging for chargers to boost their energy levels (equivalent to eating) and by finding partners with which to exchange genotypes (mating).

Or, as the study authors wrote, a "physically active lifestyle may allow e4 carriers to experience brain amyloid levels equivalent to e4-negative individuals".

Mr. Skrainka pointed to a joint study by Edward Jones and Ned Davis Research, a securities research firm in Venice, Fla., on the stock performance of companies whose shares reached levels equivalent to 100 times their annual earnings.

The UK's chief taxman has referred the parcel delivery giant Hermes to HM Revenue and Customs compliance officers following complaints by couriers that they are being paid at levels equivalent to below the "national living wage".

This week a separate Guardian investigation showed how the delivery firm Hermes is paying some of its couriers at levels equivalent to below the national living wage because they are self-employed.

Bread contains about half this level, while some foods, such as cornflakes, sausages and other processed meat products, can contain salt levels equivalent to or higher than sea water.

This results in recoverable strain levels equivalent to the theoretical estimate of 6.4%.

Gene-modified cells engrafted at levels equivalent to unmodified cells when transplanted into immunodeficient mice.

However, levels equivalent to around 25 millisieverts a year have been recorded in the village of Iitate, to the north west of the plant.