Sentence examples for partly equivalent from inspiring English sources

It seems likely that much of the Coutchiching Series is interbedded with lava flows assigned to the Keewatin Series and that the two are at least partly equivalent in age.

Stage two reprocesses G groups in parallel, to categorize data records between wholly or partly equivalent or between SG, and SSG.

Acute exposure to 25mM glucose decreased the resilience of 661W photoreceptor-like cells to a range of cellular stressors whilst maintaining or increasing cellular reducing equivalents, partly be increasing NADPH levels.

With regard to these criteria, the present study revealed that the FOUR score is at least equivalent and partly even superior to the GCS.

The increase in drug spending attendant on the delay in the appearance of generic equivalents may partly explain why provincial governments have increased co-payments and deductibles for recipients of publicly funded drug plans.

Like the owners of Club Blujazz, Mr. Reed was partly motivated by the musicians' equivalent of estate planning.

The academic and administrative employees are partly declared as 'full-time equivalent' positions, which are less than actual people.

That meant "advertising which wholly or partly advertises any religion, faith or equivalent systems of belief (including any absence of belief) or any part of any religion, faith or such equivalent systems of belief".

An airport is among the most challenging structures to design — the architectural equivalent of a fugue — partly because movement in it is both various and constrained.

That's partly because eBay is the online equivalent of Nick at Nite and TV Land, a place where the past is always present and, better yet, always for sale.

Consequently, it is often more expensive to buy equivalent coverage as an individual, partly because insurers pass along the administrative costs of weeding out unacceptable risks.