Sentence examples for roughly equivalent level from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth Fund's most recent comparative study of health systems clearly shows that market-based systems, or countries that have a more mixed economy in health, spend more as a proportion of GDP on health than we do on the NHS for a roughly equivalent level of coverage and service quality.

Based on their endpoint RT-PCR data, however, BORIS and CTCF transcripts appeared to be expressed at roughly equivalent levels in the breast cell lines.

It should also be pointed out that secondary transplantation showed roughly equivalent levels of reconstitution from primary recipients with single or compound mutants.

Ubiquitously expressed transcripts encoding β-actin and β-tubulin demonstrate roughly equivalent levels in ICM and whole blastocyst (Fig. 1B).

PR-A and PR-B are co-expressed at roughly equivalent levels in most target tissues (Shao et al. 2006).

Thus, all members of the panel have roughly equivalent levels of activated Rac, except the highly motile MDA-MB-231 cells, which have very low levels.

The glycolytic enzymes, Pfk2 and Pyk1, were expressed at roughly equivalent levels during exponential growth in the presence or absence of glucose (not shown).

Unlike Tiam1, Vav expression is detected at roughly equivalent levels in all cell lines except T-47 D, in which the expression is reproducibly low.

Although Myk/+ and +/+ mice showed roughly equivalent levels of alternation, only +/+ mice significantly exceeded the chance level (+/+: t 9) = 4.73, p <.001; Myk/+: t 9) = 1.11, ns), suggesting impairment of Myk/+ mice in this measure of short term spatial memory.

Western blotting of Mps3-GFP from wild-type, slp1 Δ and emp65 Δ cells showed it was present at roughly equivalent levels and migrated at the same position on SDS-PAGE.

Similar to risk stratification in the medical context, but focusing on mortality, the process of risk classification consists of placing insurance applicants into groups representing roughly equivalent levels of risk.