Sentences with phrase «equivalent results for»

Equivalent results for heavy rainfall events in Southern Asia and tropical Africa suggest these would increase in line with global average temperature rise.

Kevin Courtney, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union comments on the provisional GCSE and equivalent results for 2016 - 17.

An equivalent result for the UK would be in the # 1.25 m ballpark, but the film began with a weak # 291,000.

Not exact matches

The key figure to look out for once the final results emerge will be the «national equivalent vote share» or NEVS.

TORONTO, May 03, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)-- Dalradian Resources Inc. (TSX: DNA)(AIM: DALR)(«Dalradian» or the «Company») announces results for the three months ended March 31, 2018, including closing cash and cash equivalents of $ 126.9 million1.

The total amount of deductions permitted is the amount necessary to result in tax rates of 15.5 % for accumulated post-1986 foreign earnings held in the form of cash or cash equivalents and 8 % rate for all other earnings.

As a result, I sold a San Francisco rental home for $ 2,742,000, equivalent to 30X annual gross rent in 2017, and reinvested $ 500,000 of the $ 1,800,000 in proceeds in heartland real estate via RealtyShares.

According to Aphria's most recent results, for the quarter ended Aug. 31, the company reported net income of $ 15 million and a 15 per cent increase in sales, to 852 kilograms or kilograms equivalent of cannabis.

For fellow Christians to implicate one of the beacons for Christian thought in the 21st century as a bigoted, senseless, reactionary institution, is equivalent to denying the ultimate conclusions and results of Wheaton's work in the 21st century up until this point, which as a graduate living in a secular world, has been mostly of incredible benefit not only to our world, but the kingdom beyoFor fellow Christians to implicate one of the beacons for Christian thought in the 21st century as a bigoted, senseless, reactionary institution, is equivalent to denying the ultimate conclusions and results of Wheaton's work in the 21st century up until this point, which as a graduate living in a secular world, has been mostly of incredible benefit not only to our world, but the kingdom beyofor Christian thought in the 21st century as a bigoted, senseless, reactionary institution, is equivalent to denying the ultimate conclusions and results of Wheaton's work in the 21st century up until this point, which as a graduate living in a secular world, has been mostly of incredible benefit not only to our world, but the kingdom beyond.

One of their prisoners gained unprecedented notoriety, partly as a result of his execution at their hands, and today the Roman equivalent of the electric chair is a religious symbol for hundreds of millions of Christians.

One of Rome's prisoners gained unprecedented notoriety, partly as a result of his execution at their hands, and today the Roman equivalent of the electric chair is a religious symbol for hundreds of millions of Christians.

The result of the task force was the development of two practical tools: The Guide for Assessing Equivalence of Standards and Technical Regulations (EquiTool) and the International Requirements for Organic Certification Bodies (IROCB) which can be used by any government or private sector organic label scheme for recognizing other organic standards and certification performance requirements as equivalent to their own.

«The results are equivalent to the pasteurization process for milk, which makes it a better technology than everything except irradiation, which is not acceptable to most consumers.»

Judging is based on measured results which include advertising equivalent value of the campaign, percentage of the target audience captured in ticket sales, and return on investment for the event by increased revenue.

The judging was strictly anonymous, based on criteria like plate presentation, creativity and flavor, and the final results were eye opening: Four teams actually scored sufficient points to qualify for the equivalent of an ACF bronze medal.

In that era before wall - to - wall sports news, if you had missed Sports Report or its slightly earlier TV equivalent following the revolutionary teleprinter showing the final scores, you had to rush down to the local newsagent that evening to try to get a copy of the Green Citizen or Pink Times (both titles might have a different connotation today) before they sold out or the shop closed to find out results, sometimes only to find that your match of interest had been a late kick off and its final score hadn't made the print run and you just had to wait for the Sunday newspapers because you were certain to miss Sportscene / MotD.

The results show that our products are safe, significantly equivalent and effective as spare parts for intended medical devices.

As a result, I fought for the inclusion of language that prevents the USDA from moving forward with this rule unless the Secretary of Agriculture can assure us that China's food safety systems are equivalent.

For example, the very small increases in the minimum wage that took effect in eight states on January 1, 2012 as a result of those states» indexing laws will generate an additional $ 366 million in GDP and create the equivalent of more than 3,000 full - time jobs, according to an analysis by the Economic Policy Institute.

Similarly, though New York City's contributions to the MTA are at historic lows, it won't do much good for the city to restore transit funding to its rightful levels if that just results in an equivalent MTA revenue sweep by the state.

In all likelihood, next year's local election results will be less bad for Labour than this year's were, perhaps showing a Conservative lead of 10 - 15 % in terms of national equivalent vote share.

Conservative peer Baroness O'Cathain will propose the house rejects the regulations «having regard to the widespread concerns that the draft regulations compromise religious liberty and will result in litigation over the content of classroom teaching, and having regard to the legality of the equivalent regulations for Northern Ireland».

The gap between Ed and David Miliband in the final vote was the equivalent of about five MPs switching between the brothers, so the Trickett - Hoyle pact would account for 20 per cent of that result.

At the quantum scale, in contrast, equivalent events are intrinsically indeterministic: The universe simply does not contain enough information for you to predict a result.

If hypofractionated radiation with curative intent can reduce the treatment time for lung cancer patients by half with no greater toxicity, and with equivalent — if not better — tumor control and survival outcomes, this research could result in a change in the paradigm of how a large subset of locally advanced NSCLC patients are treated.»

Mutual silence for prisoners is equivalent to mutual broadcasting for aliens, giving the best results for both civilisations.

«The results were statistically equivalent for these two situations,» Pupo explained.

A 2007 study from Cranfield University in England found that raising 12,000 Kenyan roses resulted in 13,200 pounds of CO 2; the equivalent number grown in a Dutch hothouse accounted for 77,160 pounds.

For example, on top of our best efforts to obtain meaningful and significant results we still must have the nerve to submit our papers to Science, Nature, or the equivalent, even when our self - doubt is urging us to aim lower.

As a result — and for reasons that remain unexplained — the waters of the Southern Ocean may have begun to release carbon dioxide, enough to raise concentrations in the atmosphere by more than 100 parts per million over millennia — roughly equivalent to the rise in the last 200 years.

«Ironically the crossing of the «red line» on wetlands probably results from trying to achieve the «red line» on agricultural land,» says Spike Millington, chief executive of the South Korea — based East Asian - Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP), «since any agricultural land taken over for development has to be compensated by an equivalent area of newly created «agricultural» land elsewhere.»

These results support the recent announcement on 14 September 2017 that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has issued a positive opinion for a 1.8 mg naloxone nasal spray formulation (equivalent to 2 mg naloxone hydrochloride), under the brand name Nyxoid.

Just this August, Russian mathematician Grigori Perelman won a Fields Medal, math's equivalent of the Nobel, for proving the Poincaré conjecture (renamed the Poincaré theorem as a result).

«Our results in this study represent an NMR signal enhancement equivalent to that achieved in the pioneering experiments of Lucio Frydman and coworkers at the Weizmann Institute of Science, but using microwave - induced dynamic nuclear hyperpolarization in diamonds without the need for precise control over magnetic field and crystal alignment,» Pines says.

But the In - Dx testing of urine samples, for example, produces positive results in two hours from start to finish versus the days it can take for equivalent hospital lab tests.

«Taken as a whole, we consider our results to be reassuring for pregnant women who consume moderate amounts of caffeine or the equivalent to one or two cups of coffee per day,» said study author Dr. Mark Klebanoff in a hospital news release.

While getting six hours a night for two weeks resulted in participants having the «cognitive equivalent of being legally drunk».

The study results indicate that acupuncture for lazy eye treatment is equivalent to patching for lazy eye treatment.

Researchers who studied data from the Nurses Health Study estimated that substituting nuts for an equivalent amount of carbohydrate in an average diet resulted in a 30 % reduction in heart disease risk.

In a study on moderate alcohol use, researchers found that drinking the equivalent of 2 - 3 beers a day resulted in very slight testosterone decreases for men (and no decreases for women).

Researchers found that drinking the equivalent of 2 - 3 beers a day resulted in very slight testosterone decreases for men (and no decreases for women).

Go to the eastern european equivalent of facebook vk.com and do a search for работа брачное агентство on vk.com (you can translate the results using google chrome and the translate function) and you will see individuals and agencies marketing / recruiting women and models with revenue - sharing arrangements.

In every one of these turns, even something as questionable as a generic hunk love interest like Liam Hemsworth, it's easy to think of The Twilight Saga's equivalent and be grateful for the far more agreeable results here.

The provisional school results will include performance measures such as the percentage of pupils achieving five or more GCSEs or equivalents at A * to C, the percentage of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate (EBacc), and the Attainment 8 scores, showing average achievement across eight subjects, including English and maths, for those schools that have opted into the new accountability system a year early.

The results were equivalent to the loss of approximately two months of instruction for a typical middle school student.

Create this pair of equivalent calculations for different peg boards, notice a general result, and account for it.

Yesterday, Education Week's Madeline Will reported on findings from a new study that pairing new teachers with high - quality, well - trained mentors results in the equivalent of up to five months of additional learning for their students.

While the millions of dollars parents raise is equivalent to less than 1 percent of total school spending, the concentration of these dollars in affluent schools results in considerable advantages for a small portion of already advantaged students.9

Essentially, the result of the planning process is the equivalent of a scope and sequence of how the science curriculum evolves across grade levels for each of the major curriculum «tracks» in science (e.g., matter, force and motion) that provides a guide for Science IDEAS teachers at each grade level.

Datalab's study found that Hewens college in west London had a 16.4 percentage point drop for pupils gaining five GCSEs at A * to C, including English and maths and equivalents, when former pupils were included in its 2014 results.