Sentence examples for achieved equivalent to from inspiring English sources

The maximum reducing sugar yield of 797 mg/g biomass, comprising 543 and 96.8 mg/g glucose and xylose, respectively were achieved, equivalent to 92.44% and 47.50% recoveries, respectively from the pretreated substrate at the enzyme dosage of 20 mg/g biomass.

Increasing photographic film exposure from 2 to 40 minutes for the chemiluminescent treated blot failed to detect any CPDs in the solar insolation treatments (Fig. S1), including those treatments which achieved equivalent to a 3 log reduction in oocyst infectivity (Fig. 3B).

A total of 323 GMA sessions were given to the remission patients upon relapse and a total of 566 months in remission was achieved, equivalent to 1.75 months per apheresis column for patients in remission, which reflects a cost of 1150 $/remission month.

In this analysis, five Lowenstein-Jensen slants achieved equivalent sensitivity to one MGIT tube.

Furthermore, in combination with rituximab, bendamustine achieved equivalent efficacy to the CHOP-R regimen in treating indolent NHL, and the combination had been employed safely and effectively in managing elderly patients.

2A and 2B also show that PZ-39 at 3.3 µM achieved equivalent level of effect to the known specific ABCG2 inhibitor FTC at 10 µM, suggesting that PZ-39 may be ∼3 times more potent than FTC.

It has also reduced clinical burden in the ICU, by lowering the number of measurements and interventions needed to achieve equivalent control to SPRINT, while improving safety.

Another logical conclusion is that a lower dose in the CI group was able to achieve equivalent outcomes to a higher dose in the IB group.

A monthly dose of 40,000 IU/m vitamin D3 was chosen to achieve equivalent supplementation to daily dosing assuming an adherence rate of 69%, and with the goal of obtaining a serum 25(OH D concentration of 100 nmol/L [ 27, 32].

The common premise is that, without regulating services, expenditure would be needed either to achieve equivalent regulation, or to remedy the consequences of an unregulated system.

These findings suggest that, if higher doses of insulin detemir are administered to achieve equivalent glycemic control to insulin glargine, the hypoglycemic time might increase.