Sentence examples for used to equate from inspiring English sources

The data obtained was successfully used to equate Langmuir and Freundlich adsorption isotherm models.

The data obtained have been successfully used to equate different adsorption isotherm models.

"I used to equate one phrase with September, because I went to parochial school -- crisp air and uniforms," he said.

A mesh interface simulator is used to equate the heads and balance the fluxes along the common vertical plains and shared lateral layers (interfaces) linking the meshes.

This chapter provides an introduction to test score equating and focuses on the most common data collection designs that are used to equate test scores.

Turkish officials used to equate their country's water with Arab oil, as a God-given resource to be exploited to the full.

Residents who are used to equating "the electric company" with companies like TXU Energy and Reliant Energy will start hearing new names like Green Mountain Energy and NewPower.* That cut stays in place for five years or until 40% of the customers in a service area have switched from the incumbent supplier to a new one.

We are used to equating Apple with the knowledge economy.

It doesn't lend itself to cute little "up" and "down" arrows, to dueling cable shouters "on the right" and "on the left," to all the little devices we in the media use to equate American politics on the soundbite level of sports' "Pardon the Interruption".

These inconsistent data may be due to the heterogeneity of HIIT interventions (e.g. intervals have ranged from 6 s to 4 min [ 21]), cohorts (e.g. age, level of obesity), and methods use to equate the HIIT and MICT prescriptions across studies.

Therefore, these items were not acceptable for use to equate the TRC-n-3 and TRC-n-4.