Sentence examples for virtually equal to from inspiring English sources

These are invariably people waiting for their visa appointments – with visas costing $160 USD and upwards, virtually equal to the minimum wage of GHC 350.

This study found that the risk of both fatal and nonfatal heart attacks with smokeless tobacco use was virtually equal to the risk with cigarette use.

That time is virtually equal to that of a Mustang Boss 302, which requires a 5-liter V-8 and 129 additional horses to do it.

The claims rate for Wilderness tires made in Decatur began to fall in 1997 and is now virtually equal to the claims rate for Wilderness tires made elsewhere, Mr. Vines, of Ford, said.

Nor are players drawn to the West by lower local income taxes: thanks to the double-digit levies in California and Oregon, the average state and municipal tax burden in the West is virtually equal to that of the East (excluding Canada's Toronto Raptors).

The gain matrix is virtually equal to the identity matrix, indicating a correct separation.

All the 14 isolates were found to be virtually equal pathogenic to host ICP 7119 (data not shown).

Our observation demonstrating both pro-inflammatory transcript abundance and protein concentration as significantly elevated in MW2-infected groups (figures 2 4 and Tables 1 and S1), when bacterial burdens are virtually equal at the sites of inflammation (figures 1A, 1E and 4A), suggest pro-inflammatory cytokine production stems from saeR/S-regulated factors.

A1 Russia Nears NATO Role Russia and NATO are on the verge of creating a Russia-NATO Council in which Russia would act as virtually an equal to NATO's 19 member nations, thus serving to initiate Russia's entry into the organization.

They show the decayed, missing and filled variables have virtually equal explanatory value to describe the latent variable of 'dental caries disease and treatment experience'.

In the material used in the current study, peak milk yield was virtually equal across calving to conception intervals within each parity category (Table 2), and therefore this bias of performance is believed to be minimal.