Examples of using Was equivalent in English and their translations into German
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According to the latest data, GDP per capita was equivalent to 64% of that of the USA.
This was equivalent to a 38.4 percent contribution to projects for a total value of over ecu 32 million.
Exposure in mice was equivalent to human exposure while in rats it was below the clinical exposure at the recommended dose.
In 1484 the total of public purchasing at 450,5 billion ECU for EUR 12 was equivalent to 15% ofGDP.
This fine was exceptionally harsh in that it was equivalent to ECU 1, 000 million for the British or the Italians.
In 1996 the number of working days lost was equivalent to one working day per year for each person in employment.
It was equivalent to the Admiral three-star flag officer rank in the Nazi Kriegsmarine,
their learning speed was equivalent to that of rhesus macaques.
For them it was equivalent to apostasy from the Christian faith.
The fine was equivalent to half a month's wages.
What I saw was equivalent to graves filled by whitewashed bones!
Among the Jews also the Holy Spirit was equivalent to the spirit of prophecy Cheyne.
Adjusted for exchange rate effects, this was equivalent to a decline of 1.3.
This was equivalent to EUR 6 per Austrian
He and also his company said that your acknowledgement of them was equivalent to slander.
He taught us that transforming an initial idea into a film was equivalent to growing a tree.
This claim form was equivalent to the original use claims
Another study showed that an increase in calorie output over a 24-hour period was equivalent to about 100 calories.
In the 14th century, it was equivalent to the monthly wage of a simple worker,
1 hryvnia was equivalent to 100,000 Karbovanetz, and was equivalent to the German Mark at that time.