Sentence examples for were nearly equivalent from inspiring English sources

Responses to buffers were nearly equivalent on privately and publicly owned land.

For both soils, the catalytic activities of Fe(II) and Fe(III) were nearly equivalent.

In contrast, other derivative strains had DNA contents that were nearly equivalent to those of the parental strains.

Plant uptake exceeded denitrification 2 3 fold in the low NO3-N loading experiments, while both fates were nearly equivalent in the high loading experiments.

The composition of unburned mixtures was adjusted such that the post-flame temperatures were nearly equivalent for all the test conditions.

The amplitude and phase of the swept-tone SFOAEs were highly reproducible in the repeated measures, and were nearly equivalent to SFOAEs evoked by pure tones under various signal conditions.

(The bill is nearly equivalent in Hamden, which has a larger base but more services, Ms. Meyer added).

Estimates of the damage are as high as two hundred billion dollars, which is nearly equivalent to the costs of Hurricanes Sandy and Katrina combined.

Some in Washington seem to consider him a cyber-enemy whose crimes against the United States are nearly equivalent to those of Osama bin-Laden.

The decline in the share of residents without insurance was nearly equivalent for those with low or moderate incomes and those with higher incomes.

In America, "packing a piece" is equated with virility, and depriving a man of his weapon is nearly equivalent to castration.