Sentence examples for towards equal to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "towards equal to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear and may confuse readers, as it combines two different prepositions in a way that is not standard. Example: "The company's efforts are aimed towards equal to fair treatment for all employees."
The real challenge is to put the well being of our fellow man (woman and child) as a goal to aspire towards equal to our own and to replenish, restore and give back to the natural world when the human race has become a race of pillagers that are hell bent on sucking it dry.
The extrapolation of the linear portions of the curves towards absorption equal to zero (y = 0) gives Eg for direct transitions (Figure 6b).
It was found that after taurine extraction, MICP films can be used as a potentiometric sensor giving close to Nernstian response towards taurine equal to 53.8 ± 2.6 mV/p[taurine] in the concentration range 10−2 to 10−4 mol·dm−3.
This project is one of several featured in the UNGEI joint publication, Towards Equal Opportunities for All: Empowering Girls Through Partnerships in Education, to be launched at the Roundtable.
Towards equal rights for all, Kiri Westby Changemaker/Rulebreaker/Storyteller.
The project involved developing measuring instruments analysing data, developing in-coun UNGEI case studies in East Asia: Towards equal opportunities for all: empowering girls through partnerships in education This publication is a joint-project outcome by the regional and country UNGEI partners.
Application of I.D.E.A. with the proper use of an I.E.P. for children with disabilities not only intends to provide an avenue towards equal access to education and learning, it is constitutionally protected right under law.
Promoting equal access to health services UNICEF's support to health systems improvements, whether through participation in sectoral strategic planning or more grassroots level efforts, provides a great opportunity for working towards equal access to health services.
In energy based control the pendulum is controlled in such a way that its energy is driven towards a value equal to the steady-state upright position.
With both the FASTA and GRAMMAR methods, the power first decreased to a minimum at a heritability of about 0.30 and then increased with heritability towards a value equal to the power obtained with a heritability of 0. The power was always higher with smaller families.
The first part of the likelihood, 2 θ 2 e − 2 (0.01 − X + 2 W ) θ 2, goes to infinity as X increases towards 0.01 (but not equal to 0.01) and W decreases towards 0, while θ2 = 0.01- X + 2 W. Note that 0.01- X+2 W >0 because X < 0.01 and W > 0. Thus we can set θ2 = 0.01- X + 2 W (all population sizes are always positive).
