Sentence examples for weight equivalent to from inspiring English sources

About 124,000 tons of steel were used in the tower's construction — a weight equivalent to about 720 blue whales or nearly 450 Airbus 380s.

He was carrying a weight equivalent to a para's equipment in a rucksack.

He will be carrying a weight equivalent to a para's equipment in a rucksack.

But if people gained an amount of weight equivalent to what the mice gained, he says, it would mean the difference between being "on the rugby team instead of the badminton team".

The dry sample (weight equivalent to 4% protein) was added with 6 M HCl (15 ml) and placed in the oven at 110°C for 24 h. 10 ml of internal standard was added to the mixture.

For missing weights we used a weight equivalent to the 50% percentile for age according to the 2000 CDC growth charts.

To explain possible moderation of the variability of the overall effect sizes, we examined the relation between sample, methodological, or condition characteristics and magnitude of effect using a modified weighted least squares bivariate regression analyses with weights equivalent to the inverse of the variance for each effect size.

Each school on the sampling list was allocated a weighting equivalent to the number of children in the school who were eligible to be selected for the study.

Each school on the list was allocated a weighting equivalent to the number of children enrolled, who were eligible to be selected for the study.

The FSDC sets out to address these symptoms, with weighting equivalent to two thirds for pain, and one third for other symptoms.

Nevertheless, our analyses support the hypothesis that the effect of having MCI or AD have weights equivalent to 15 and 22.7 years of normal aging, respectively.