The phrase "a structure equivalent to a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing or describing something that has the same function or role as another structure.
Example: "In this analysis, we will examine a structure equivalent to a traditional bridge, focusing on its design and functionality."
Alternatives: "a structure similar to a" or "a structure that corresponds to a".
Ferrets express a structure equivalent to human blood group A on gastric tissue, and H. mustelae strains express blood group A antigen in their LPS [ 47, 78].
A suffix vector of a string is an index data structure equivalent to a suffix tree.
The present study found empirical support for a three-factor structure equivalent to findings from a recent, large-scale study by Dahlström et al. [ 7] as well as a study by Young et al. [ 34].
Analysis of an eight-gene model constructed from available experimental data reveals that it has a modular structure equivalent to the successful two-node case.
To further investigate this issue, we built a probabilistic excitable cellular automaton model [11] tuned near the critical state (Fig. 4a), and deliberately undersampled it with a spatial structure equivalent to that of our MEAs (Fig. 4a, inset; see also Methods).
The sentence 'The richest man in the world lives in Washington' has, as its logical form, a quantificational structure and not a subject-predicate structure, equivalent to something like the following: There is a unique richest person who lives in Washington.
We demonstrate that p53tetTD self-assembles into an oligomeric structure equivalent to the wild-type p53tet tetramer and exhibits dramatically enhanced oligomeric stability.
In AlCrSi alloy, heating to a high temperature (615 K) leads to the transformation of the icosahedral phase into a new metastable phase having an ordered cubic structure equivalent to α-AlMnSi.
(B ) Region of the Pikp-HMA structure, equivalent to that shown in (A ), determined from the uncomplexed crystal structure of Pikp-HMA.
However, the side chain of N662 in the 4OZQ structure (equivalent to N255) projects downward toward the microtubule surface, introducing a steric clash with alpha tubulin.
