Sentence examples for there is equivalent from inspiring English sources

Searching a river bottom takes such a toll on divers, Mr. Marsolek said, that an hour's work there is equivalent to eight on the surface.

This raises the question: why is there low freezing (on average) in B while there is equivalent reactivation in CA1?

"We don't know," and won't know, she says, until there is equivalent data on gay men who become parents.

I would only hope that there is equivalent attention being paid to the school buildings serving the city's children.

The final sentence of that paragraph should have read: And if there is equivalent activity on the Democratic side, it should be thoroughly exposed as well.

However, in the substantia nigra (SN), there is equivalent loss of DA or TH in aging and at the onset of PD symptoms.

Being there was equivalent to receiving a chest X-ray every twelve hours.

Among the rules of the discarded category, cannot there be equivalent rules?

There were equivalent ambiguities in Lowry's milieu.

Do you think there are equivalent layers, connected to the act of smoking, in "Twenty Cigarettes"?

There are equivalent circuit elements that map directly to the elements within the electrical domain.