He put his relationship with Mrs. Wang "on par with that between wife and husband," the judge noted in his ruling.
We find that variation in plastic responses among ecotypes is on par with published between-genera variation, so the responses of one or a few ecotypes cannot estimate changes to the physiology or composition of a species under CO2 enrichment.
Analyzing the approximately 1000 proteins that have such a functional association, we find that, as expected, in many cases evolutionary closeness goes on par with similarity between sets of proteins that are associated to a specific biological process.
The liberal percentage is about 10pt higher than it was during the Reagan administration (pdf), but it's a major liberal decline – nearly on par with what occurred between the 1976 and 1980 elections.
In historical terms, it might be on par with the colloquy between Luther and Zwingli.
The variation between our predictions and Yassour et al. (2009)'s measurements is on par with the variation observed between mRNA abundance measurements from different laboratories (Wallace et al. 2013).
It's about on par with the 45% jump between Bourne installments.
Companies were cagey when asked how much they pay, but Morse describes starting salaries for upper-level professionals in general as on par with the consulting industry--essentially between ?90,000 and ?130,000.
Between the two plants in Aguascalientes, Nissan is cranking out one vehicle every 38 seconds, which is on par with its flagship plant in Kyushu, Japan.
A collective subject like 'a people' or a state cannot be put on par with popular sovereignty as this would blur the distinction between popular and state sovereignty.
Assuming a rape cannot possibly occur between friends, colleagues or family members is on par with how most children define the term "stranger".
