Sentence examples for may equal or from inspiring English sources

The increased intra-abdominal pressure thus produced may equal or exceed the force of the uterine contractions.

There are fears that this year's emergency may equal or surpass the devastation of the 1997-98 El Niño when hundreds died in PNG, the toll claiming up to 7% of populations in some rural pockets.

The available information suggested side effects may equal or exceed in severity the marginal treatment benefits.

First, C inputs into the soil due to weed roots may equal or exceed those due to poplar fine roots, especially during the establishment phase of the plantation.

The results show that AV following algorithms designed without considering efficiency can degrade fuel economy by up to 3%, while efficiency-focused control strategies may equal or slightly exceed the existing EPA fuel economy test results, by up to 10%.

While Lexus and Infiniti stack their larger cars up against the E charging about the same amount of money for roomier automobiles that more naturally compete with the Benz S-Class Mercedes' U.S-Class Mercedes for 2002 may eqU.S.or even better the combined sales oforoth the Infiniti Q45 and Lexus LS430 models.

For example, PO membership in the set of "POs with effective inpatient utilization management" may equal 1 or 0, respectively.

For instance, 1 inch (2.54 cm) may equal a mile (1.6 km), or some other unit of distance.

Eventually, the level of genetic diversity may even equal (or surpass) that observed in parental source populations (Stuessy 2007).

Once juiced may equal forever juiced.

They may equal his talented style but none exceed his abilities.