Sentence examples for may also equate from inspiring English sources
An increase in flow velocity, water temperature, or nutrient concentration may also equate to increased attachment, if these factors do not exceed critical levels.
Given the high price of Avastin, a measure of health insurance coverage might also be confounded by income, as income may also equate to increased treatment access through additional enrolment into a supplemental Medicare insurance programme.
Our findings may also be equated to purchasing a diamond.
As both classes are associated with DSB induction (via intercalation/topoisomerase inhibition and crosslink formation, respectively), it may be predicted that response to such agents would also equate to PARP inhibitor response.
Consumers also equate SanDisk with "thumb drives" and, a result, data storage safety.
Planning a midweek journey can also equate to deeply discounted hotel rates, according to Tornatore.
He has also equated cyberthreats with nuclear and biological weapons.
His critics also equated his frequent absences — his wife and children live in New Delhi — to disregard.
The review (which has now been pulled) also equates bad language and bisexuality.
Some have also equated the fiscal prudence of this methodology with a wider artistic conservatism.
Matheson further proposed that Leod's father's name also equates to Ölvir.
