Sentence examples for services equivalent to from inspiring English sources
The social services equivalent to an academy school is an independent trust.
It found that just under 152,000 children accessed child protection services, equivalent to one in every 35 children in the country.
With a sprawling campus and services equivalent to those of a well-equipped city hospital, the one here handled casualties from the first gulf war, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Somalia.
International frameworks supported by national principles in Australia stipulate that prisoners should be provided with health services equivalent to those provided in the general community.
RealTidbits is a spinoff of 3ones, a product development company for hire, and is a launch-partner of Echo, which recently launched its StreamServer, a realtime database and suite of services equivalent to that of Amazon Web Services.
Although not formally assessed by IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria, hybrid species face the same threats and provide ecosystem services equivalent to true mangrove species.
Despite fiddling with the FBI, America lacks a proper domestic intelligence-gathering service equivalent to Britain's MI5.
The Learning and Skills council is also facing a headcount reduction, with 1,300 jobs threatened by centralising the service, equivalent to 38% of the workforce.
Exports of gems and jewellery, textiles, plastics and farm products have suffered particularly badly.Unlike many of its regional peers, India is not heavily export-dependent: exports of goods and services are equivalent to only around 20% of GDP.
Considering multiple ecosystem services, most of the rehabilitated plantation forest plots shared the same ordination space with rainforest plots in the ordination analysis, indicating that rehabilitated plantation forests may supply certain ecosystem services nearly equivalent to rainforests.
We adopt an approach where the value of wild and managed insect pollination services are equivalent to the amount of income lost if these components were to be replaced by alternative (non-insect) means of pollination (Table 1).
