Sentence examples for was virtually equal from inspiring English sources

But he was virtually equal with Farage amongst the under 25s.

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.

Moreover, the amount of phosphorylated, hence inactivated, PPAR γ was virtually equal in tumours from RGZ-treated and control mice (Table 2).

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.

Henceforth, the naval strengths of the Japanese and of the Allies were virtually equal.

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.

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.

Obviously, from the view of air interface reliability, the effects of C-plane and U-plane on outage probability are virtually equal.

From the above theoretical analysis and simulation, it is easy to find that in terms of the air interface reliability, the effects of C-plane and U-plane on outage probability are virtually equal.

The higher chlorinated homologues account for 39% of ∑TEq, Q H with 0.03 is virtually equal to that of cropland, with a ratio of lcH to hcH (3:97) in grassland being identical to that of cropland (cf. Table 5).