Sentence examples for roughly equivalent amount from inspiring English sources

(A person receiving the permitted dose would also get a roughly equivalent amount of radiation from other isotopes).

We'd previously estimated that the Trump tariffs brought in about $3 billion in November (and a roughly equivalent amount in December).

Empty voting is when a shareholder buys a substantial number of shares and simultaneously shorts the position in a roughly equivalent amount.

The Legislature ponied up about quarter of a billion dollars for two years, with a roughly equivalent amount expected to come from the federal government.

Prior to carrying out chromatin immunoprecipitation, we mixed the chromatin from each sample with a roughly equivalent amount of chromatin isolated from stage 5 (mitotic cycle 14) D. pseudobscura embryos, and used about 2 µg of total chromatin (1 µg each of the D. melanogaster and D. pseudobscura chromatin) for each chromatin immunoprecipitation.

According to prevailing wisdom, a peer is a backbone service provider that agrees to exchange roughly equivalent amounts of data with another provider without requiring that money change hands.

Enron maintains that it is in no danger of being wiped out by a sharp move in electricity or gas prices because it keeps its trading book balanced -- meaning the energy it has agreed to sell is offset, in roughly equivalent amounts, by energy it has agreed to buy.

Terms of the Permian deal call for National Intergroup to pay Wesray and the other shareholders in roughly equivalent amounts of cash and stock.

However, immunoblots established that in ORF75c+ and ORF75c− virus stocks, equivalent genome numbers corresponded to roughly equivalent amounts of virion capsid (ORF17), glycoprotein (gB) and tegument (thymidine kinase) (Fig. 4A).

Thus, major brain GSLs such as GalCer actually exist as 2-hydroxy (2-OH) fatty acid (HFA) or non-hydroxy fatty acid (NFA) species, in roughly equivalent amounts [25].

Given two competing topologies that require roughly equivalent amounts of amino acid evolution, the topology that requires fewer gene gains and losses is preferable because it presupposes fewer of these relatively rare and typically unsubstantiated evolutionary events.