Sentence examples for results equivalent from inspiring English sources

The report first identifies a jump in results – equivalent to 1.2 GCSE grades in one subject – in the year before converting to academy status.

A Cambridge University study found that spending an extra hour a day of TV, internet or gaming time in year 10 saw a fall in GCSE results equivalent to two grades overall.

The ancient Chinese arrived at measures of inaccessible heights and distances by another route, using "complementary" rectangles, as seen in the next figure, which can be shown to give results equivalent to those of the Greek method involving triangles.

For comparability of results equivalent material parameters are used throughout.

My final matric results (equivalent to U.K. A levels) gained me acceptance into the chemical engineering department of Wits University.

Hence, results equivalent to the AWGN channel can be obtained by increasing the number of RTS nodes.

To establish these results, he introduced transformations among the variables of the problem, using a result equivalent to the binomial theorem for integral exponents.

In this paper, D = {Load shifting optimal result, Equivalent annual cost, LPSP, Lifespan, Safety, Environmental impact}.

The resulting equivalent fluid is characterized by an equivalent velocity and an equivalent pressure both defined in the whole domain.

Due to surface-varying properties of the interphase the resulting equivalent inhomogeneity is anisotropic.

Here, M T q (eq) symbolizes the resulting equivalent number of transmit antennas for the q th user.