Sentence examples for more advanced equivalent from inspiring English sources
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The problem is that under the current system, already polarised between the wafer-thin few and the frantic, competing many, where the standard of exams in the private sector is at least two years more advanced than the equivalent level in the state, children already excessively advantaged are being further preferred.
More advanced tools such as the equivalent linear-based SHAKE or the FDM-based FLAC programs are suggested to conduct the seismic response analyses for the sites.
Look into the equivalent of a 35mm Canon or Nokia for more advanced features, additional lenses and greater memory.
Young African American women are more likely to be diagnosed at a more advanced stage than young Caucasians; however, after adjusting for stage, survival appears equivalent between races [ 4].
Teachers who get that rating two years in a row are eligible for a large permanent pay increase to make their salary equivalent to that of a colleague with five more years of experience and a more advanced degree.
In order to standardize the HLA designation of prior low-resolution typings with the more advanced DNA based typings, all HLA-A, −B and -DR were analyzed using a low resolution serologic equivalent.
Every day, they are more advanced".
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"I always expected something much more advanced".
