Sentence examples for more equivalent by from inspiring English sources

Fellowships could make their equivalent experiences more equivalent by deciding upon a time commitment or CME minima beforehand.

If this is not also possible, we can polemize with specialists whether these "indescribable" terms (attributes) can be replaced by other more equivalent or more standard ones.

In session 3 the younger adults may have adapted towards this by having a more equivalent weight distribution on their legs resulting in a faster RT compared to session 1.

Efforts to improve the conversion by adding more equivalents of 3 were not successful, and this is consistent with the representation in Scheme 3. The initial radical anion 46 undergoes fragmentation to 47.

The popular equivalent by Anderson Electric cost more than twice as much.

USDA's objective with the program is to reduce carbon emissions and improve sequestration by more than 120 million metric tons of carbon equivalent by 2025.

"It was still a respectable storm when it passed by, but more the equivalent of a winter northeaster".

The author sets the pontifications of fashionable physicians and other learned fools alongside claims made by their more downmarket equivalents selling miracle cures by mail order, to devastating effect.In the final pages of his book Mr Dormandy outlines developments in TB treatments and in disease adaptation over the past ten years.

Behaviour Some high-risk infants demonstrate altered behaviour from birth, and even more by term equivalent age, if born preterm.

Mental health variables will alter with the age of the child, as follows: i. Behaviour Some high-risk infants demonstrate altered behaviour from birth, and even more by term equivalent age, if born preterm.

The government has been trying for years to train and recruit more – 3,400 whole-time equivalents by 2012, to be precise.