Sentence examples for will be equated from inspiring English sources

"A legislative statement, however drafted, which inserts concepts for furthering 'involvement', will be equated in the minds of warring parents as a right to equality of time.

But none of this will be equated and the heavyweights will be brought in to brush it all off with soothing platitudes: "These things happen" and "Isn't it good that this is now being put right?".

The life-time probability of getting MS (PMS) will be equated with the prevalence of MS in the general population (Table 2).

In the present commentary "clean teeth" will be equated to good oral hygiene and/or low dental plaque levels.

If the consensus base at a position receives a score of 40, and all others receive scores of −40, then a mismatch at that position will be equated with a score penalty of 1.

On Austin's reading of utilitarianism, Divine will is equated with Utilitarian principles: "The commands which God has revealed we must gather from the terms wherein they are promulg[ate]d.

But the memory of the espionage charge and the implied notion that informing the public can somehow be equated with treason will continue to poison the Israeli public sphere for years to come.

The null hypothesis equates that the proportion of a certain parental ancestry in an admixed population will be equal across the genome.

It should not be equated with democracy.

These hideous acts cannot be equated.

Union membership is not to be equated with ignorance.