Sentence examples for proven equal to from inspiring English sources

The for-profit education industry has proven equal to the task".

HPTLC method has been developed first time, since already developed methods like gas Chromatography and reverse phase HPLC are tedious and expensive compared to HPTLC which has been proven equal to GC and reverse phase HPLC statistically.

Computed tomography has proven equal to manual dissection for quantification of lean tissue in pigs [ 19– 21], has practical advantages over MRI [ 22, 23] and is therefore used to select boars with optimal body composition in some countries [ 24, 25].

Comparing RFA with the new technique of mechanochemical ablation (MOCA), it seems that MOCA is less painful with a quicker return to work; however, MOCA has not yet proven equal to RFA for clinical and anatomical outcomes at 1-year follow-up 21.

Sexton's nerves proved equal to Priestland's.

Paul Ryan believes that Boehner will prove equal to the challenge.

Over the next three years Flinders proved equal to this task.

Converting stalemate to defeat took some doing, but the U.S. proved equal to the occasion.

But at others – think 1940 – it has proved equal to the hour.

Twice he advanced upon Blayney; twice the Northern Ireland international proved equal to his efforts.

Here she proved equal to her illustrious companions, her commanding technique matched by onstage assurance.