Sentence examples for transfer equivalent to from inspiring English sources

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We find that a modest cash transfer, equivalent to approximately 2% of the consumption of the median recipient household, had a substantial impact on school attendance, approximately 25 percentage points.

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Jensen (2004) and Fan (2010) find that expansion or the introduction of new non-contributory pensions led to falls in private cash transfers equivalent to 25 30% (for South Africa) and 30 39% (for Taiwan) of the payout quantum respectively.

This transfer process was repeated for at least 7 times, each transfer is equivalent to three generations.

Juventus was determined to buy him from Fiorentina for a then-world-record transfer sum equivalent to $13.6 million.

Theoretically, the KRG's budget ($9.6 billion USD for 2010) is obtained from Baghdad's Ministry of Finance (through transfer payments equivalent to 17% of oil revenues, a figure related to Kurdistan's proportion of Iraq's population) [ 14, 15].

It is beyond the scope of this study to calculate, as Goldfarb et al [ 8] did, the extent to which nurse remittances are sufficient to cover the private and social costs of their training, but there is clear evidence from the remittance behaviour described here that the transfer income equivalent to US$2,688 per annum would certainly exceed the initial investment in their human capital.

Each of these papers adopts discrete choice modeling approaches to labour supply but effectively impose the assumption that in-kind transfers are equivalent to cash.

In addition to this inhibitory effect, SNA-enriched IVIG-Fc is shown to exert anti-inflammatory activity in the murine K/BxN serum transfer arthritis model equivalent to unfractionated IVIG-Fc at a 10-fold lower dose.

Finally, the membrane currents induced by Aβ were very similar to those induced by positive pressure in the whole cell configuration, suggesting that they can transfer significant charge, equivalent to that induced by positive pressure, which is believed to completely burst the membrane under the patch pipette [18].

Sulfhydryl oxidases Ero1 and QSOX1 are FAD-binding enzymes that transfer reducing equivalents to molecular oxygen generating H2O2.

Gut2p, a mitochondrial enzyme that is associated with redox balance maintenance via the glycerophosphate shuttle under aerobic conditions, showed significantly decreased abundance at the protein (average ratio below -1.5) as well as mRNA level (log2 fold change ≤ -1.54) under hypoxia, as it is not needed under this condition to transfer reducing equivalents to the respiratory chain.

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