Sentence examples for the equivalent level from inspiring English sources
"Some of us took that as a challenge to achieve the equivalent level of craftsmanship".
Noting that the plinth was originally designed for an equestrian statue of William IV, they have raised their little commoner to the equivalent level and scale.
But, in fact, since 2002, when the programme started, more than seven in 10 have actually gone on to higher education, rising to 92.5% when employment-related training of the equivalent level is included.
Because it can calculate twice as fast as a conventional chip at a given clock speed, the HSLA chip can deliver the equivalent level of performance at half the clock speed.
"Although the funding announced is to be welcomed, if the government wishes to achieve world class cancer outcomes by 2020, significantly more investment in radiotherapy services is required at least up to the equivalent level announced for Scotland," said Dr Jeanette Dickson, vice president, clinical oncology.
The problem is that under the current system, already polarised between the wafer-thin few and the frantic, competing many, where the standard of exams in the private sector is at least two years more advanced than the equivalent level in the state, children already excessively advantaged are being further preferred.
In contrast, stimulation with Pam2CSK4, the ligand for TLR2, elicited equivalent levels of IL-8 from PMN of both age groups (Fig. 3), likely reflecting the equivalent levels of TLR2 across age groups.
The equivalent levels reported refer to the full-shift length and will hence vary between 7.25 and 10 h, hereinafter denoted as LAeq(7 10 h).
The equivalent levels of expression of the different mutants suggest that this behaviour is dependent on catalytic activity and not protein per se, consistent with the marked effect of the constitutively active pseudosubstrate site mutant.
The carbon equivalent level correlates with weldability; the lower the Ceqv, the better the weldability.
The biggest jump was in the GCSE equivalent level - (BTec Firsts) which almost doubled between 2008-09 and this year.
