Sentence examples for to levels equivalent from inspiring English sources
First, the United States should increase military financing to Indonesia to levels equivalent to Israel and Egypt.
But if reform involved capping coaches' salaries to levels equivalent to those of distinguished faculty, this would not only speak volumes concerning presidential leadership and national priorities, it would provide far greater long-term benefit to public education, college sports and national security.
The most potent S-tide derivative (S1.5) increased the open probability of the potassium channel KCa1.1 to levels equivalent to saturating cGMP.
Under plastic-covered drying beds, viable Ascaris eggs were not detected by the fourth week of treatment and the biosolids were stabilized to levels equivalent to Class C of the Australian standards for restricted land application.
In EB-primed OVX Long-Evans rats, 200 μg TP administered 4 h prior to testing facilitated hops/darts and lordosis ratings beyond EB alone, and to levels equivalent to EB + P.
Doses of 0.5 and 1 μg noggin siRNA were able to significantly reduce noggin mRNA to levels equivalent to those in MC3T3-E1 cells not exposed to rhBMP-2 with no effects on cell viability.
On the other hand, addition of bafilomycin A1 or calpain inhibitor I completely blocks the Happ1 stimulation of mHDx-1 turnover, leading to turnover levels equivalent to those with mHDx-1 alone or in the presence of VL12.3 (Fig. 3).
However, addition of MG132 proteasome inhibitor to FAK-KD MDA-MB-231 cells for 3 hours was sufficient to restore NS levels equivalent to FAK-WT cells.
aDabi-Fab was added at a concentration to achieve plasma levels equivalent to 30 or 60 mg/kg.
However, demethylation was insufficient to derepress transcription to a level equivalent to that seen in a RA-sensitive cell line, for both RAR β2 and CYP26A1.
Their task was to survive by foraging for chargers to boost their energy levels (equivalent to eating) and by finding partners with which to exchange genotypes (mating).
