The original incorrectly said that 300m yuan was roughly equivalent to £2.4m rather than £29.5m.
The researchers found that analysing fine details at this level was roughly equivalent to studying fingerprints.
The amount of caffeine used was roughly equivalent to a double shot of strong espresso coffee.
That was roughly equivalent to a golfer's claiming a 3 handicap when his typical round is 100.
This type, he argued, was roughly equivalent to general intelligence, denoted in psychology by the letter "g".
The “exposure time†of this new image was roughly equivalent to 30 hours â€" that’s over three times as long as the image from 2002.
Of important note, the total TGF delivery in these two scenarios was roughly equivalent (200 vs. 180 ng), but the timing of delivery differed markedly.
Because the animal was exotic and unseen by Americans, Morris notes, "labeling something kangaroo back then was roughly equivalent to calling it abnormal or bizarre today".
After a week, Obama's edge in the over-all dream count (thirty-eight to thirty) was roughly equivalent to his lead in the latest Gallup poll.
The money spent on hotels and transport over three days, £576,000, was roughly equivalent to the amount earmarked for eastern Congo at the summit.
Before the poll, it felt like Labour's position was roughly equivalent that of the Australian cricket team at lunch on Sunday, before Ricky Ponting got out.
