Sentence examples for lower equivalent to from inspiring English sources
On Freedom Food farms, the maximum stocking density is slightly lower (equivalent to 1.25 sheets of A4 per bird, as opposed to a single sheet), the birds grow half as fast, lighting is varied and brighter, and the environment is enriched with bales, perches and pecking objects.
These retained ROI measures were entered into a second logistic regression model but only those that demonstrated an independent effect equal to an OR of 0.57 or lower (equivalent to a 75% increase in risk with smaller volume or decreased thickness) were selected.
Environmentalists say that if programs had been financed at the old levels, demand would be about 500 megawatts lower -- equivalent to the output of a medium-size power plant.
Weed cover on undisturbed inter-rows was generally lower or equivalent to weed cover on rows.
The extension efficiencies of single-MM primers, which were generally lower or equivalent to that of the PM primer, were observed to strongly depend on the MM location and/or type.
RESULTS: Compared with performance of experts, alternative free response operating characteristic performance for residents was significantly lower and equivalent to that of technologists.
Instantaneous rates were coded as higher, lower, or equivalent to the average rates or the clade rate +/− 2 standard deviations (Figs. 2, S3).
In all published studies, ADR, including muscle and hepatic toxicity, are either lower or equivalent to other products available.
The ratio of ⩽1 was used to indicate cervical tumours with COX-2 expression in the tumour component lower or equivalent to COX-2 expression in the stroma.
The generating function Φ g e n produces larger dimensionality data X from the parameters z (lower dimension, equivalent to W L in PCA) Eq. (5).
For psychological variables derived from the mixed-methods study we will indicate whether total scores are significantly higher, lower, or equivalent to the available norms for healthy and/or clinical populations.
