Sentence examples for roughly equivalent rates from inspiring English sources

If taken properly and consistently over a period of time prior to an exposure, an HIV-negative person is protected in roughly equivalent rates of protection provided by a condom, or over 90percentt.

Both overall U.S. cardiovascular publications and NIH-funded publications increased, but at roughly equivalent rates such that the ratio between the two was stable.

This provided roughly equivalent rating intervals across items.

All groups improved their efficiency over the 16 blocks of DRL-15 training at a roughly equivalent rate.

Amino acid properties with signals of strong positive selection accumulated at a rate roughly equivalent to the mutation rate of the gene itself (i.e. mutation rate of ATP > ND > CytB > COX; see Lopez et al. 1997 [ 29]).

We have documented that the rates of CAM use in our cohort of BRCA+ women, most of whom have never developed cancer, are roughly equivalent to the rates reported for women being treated for, or having survived, breast cancer, and seem to be higher than the rates reported for women from the general population.

We tested for this by looking at regions of the genome for which X-linked and autosomal loci have roughly equivalent effective recombination rates as far as population genetic processes are concerned, following the procedure of Campos et al. (2013).

Among those tested by serology, for example, the reversion rate was roughly equivalent to the seroconversion rate, which suggests that false-positive tests were occurring equally in the first and second screening.

The current toric lens prescribing rate (34% of all lenses when cosmetic tints, monovision and multifocal lenses are ignored) is roughly equivalent to the rate that would be achieved if all cases of astigmatism 1.00 D or more were fitted with toric lenses.

It will have to sort out the debris from collisions occurring every billionth of a second and handle data rates roughly equivalent to the transmission of 20 simultaneous telephone conversations by every person on Earth.

Additionally, a cross-species comparison found that human child mortality rates are roughly equivalent to Old World monkeys, higher than orangutan or bonobo rates and potentially higher than those of chimpanzees and gorillas.