Sentence examples for mostly equivalent to from inspiring English sources

According to this standard, banks had to retain "tier-1 capital" (equity, mostly) equivalent to 4% of their risk-weighted assets.

The levels of the listed proteins in strains Δpxa1-9LHP and Δpxa2-9LHP were mostly equivalent to strain WT-9LHP.

If the approximated radius of an identification sensor is accurate enough, the number of the estimated positions is mostly equivalent to the number of the registered identifications.

Under the assumption of circular disk ranges, the area is mostly equivalent to either the area of a disk or the area of intersection of two disks with known radii.

In modern Japanese slang, the term otaku is mostly equivalent to "geek" or "nerd", but in a more derogatory manner than used in the West.

Structurally, and therefore functionally, the GD is mostly equivalent to the mammalian oocyte.

This phenomenon was also observed in the three FcγRIIIa mutants lacking the N-linked oligosaccharides except for the FcγRIIIa mutant lacking all five N-linked oligosaccharides of No-oligo-shFcγRIIIa-His. No-oligo-shFcγRIIIa-His showed mostly equivalent binding to IgG1 irrespective of core fucosylation and weaker binding than the other glycosylated FcγRIIIas to nonfucosylated IgG1.

The audit revealed that while assistants in advanced level positions mostly performed tasks equivalent to full (standard) scope positions, only a third of their time was spent performing more complex advanced level tasks.

The sensitivity of the two indices to difference and change in health status defined by other measures are mostly equivalent, their score values are equivalent or exchangeable for the study sample and most of its subgroups.

As shown in Fig. 7, the Chan Vese detection algorithm possesses a mostly equivalent performance with the manual detection.

Three studies lacked reproductive effects, one had reproductive toxicity only in parental animals, three had mostly equivalent effects between generations, and two showed greater toxicity in the second generation.