Sentence examples for standards equivalent from inspiring English sources

Farmers were typically richer than foragers, with average living standards equivalent to $1.50-$1.50-$2.20ay.

With a number of ­energy-efficient features, the facility will be built to standards equivalent to LEED silver certification, McCoy said.

Even allowing for some recovery in economic growth in 2010, Oxford Economics expects GDP per head to be £22,775 next year (measured in 2009 prices) – a reduction in living standards equivalent to £225 per person compared with 2005.

This project is huge by any standards: equivalent to building 8 channel tunnels in the next ten years and requires the same kind of link between government, industry and academia to make it work.

"The systems in place for identification, the food-chain information and in particular the affidavits concerning the nontreatment for six months with certain medical substances, both for the horses imported from the U.S. as well as for the Mexican horses, are insufficient to guarantee that standards equivalent to those provided for by E.U. legislation are applied," the report said.

Reports of animal experiments must state that the "Principles of laboratory animal care" (NIH publication No. 85-23, revised 1985) were followed or comply with standards equivalent to the UKCCCR guidelines for the welfare of animals in experimental neoplasia (Br J Cancer 58: 19881988 1988).

There is no standard equivalent for Android phones.

California, however, has set a standard equivalent to university eligibility requirements.

Opened in 2013, the Princeton Neuroscience Institute and Peretsman-Scully Hall is designed to be 30percentt more energy efficient than a standard, equivalent building.

"A minimum of 30% of foods on promotion are for healthy products, the nutritional content of our value products is at least as good as our standard equivalent lines and products in our Healthier Choice range are no more expensive than their standard equivalents".

With ISA SP88 and its IEC standard equivalent IEC 61512, there is a standard available covering the description of batch processes and plants over several hierarchical layers.