Sentence examples for were almost equivalent from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, differences in network activity between basal and high cholinergic tone became less pronounced with rising concentrations of thiopental and drug potency and efficacy were almost equivalent.

His team said that Mr Mbeki's proposals were "almost equivalent to a coup d'état and would bring conflict from the field into the government".

Considering that the temperatures of the tested flames were almost equivalent, the reduction of C6H6 concentration when doped with oxygenated fuels should be resulted from the reduced concentrations of its precursors.

These possums' behaviors were "almost equivalent to those on Maria Island," where there were no devils, Hollings says.

Actually, the results were almost equivalent to the best combinations of the paired weights in each situation.

The catalytic activities of both catalysts were almost equivalent, and 61% conversion was obtained (entry 9, Figure 3).

It means that the readers are almost equivalent to illiterates".

"This pipeline, it's almost equivalent to a large Russian roulette game," Mr. Snow said.

That is almost equivalent to the entire population of the United Kingdom," he said.

Michael's sentence was almost equivalent, in psychological terms, to the whole of his life.

And Tatsat Banerjee wrote: "Now our Facebook profile is almost equivalent to a personal Web site.