The phrase "all equivalent in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing equality or similarity among items, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "The results were all equivalent in the context of their performance metrics."
Alternatives: "all equal in the" or "all similar in the".
If all of these results are right, then weak individual supervenience, strong individual supervenience, weak global supervenience, intermediate global supervenience, and strong global supervenience are all equivalent in the special case when A and B are sets of intrinsic properties.
And in 4.3.4, we saw that weak and strong individual supervenience, and weak, intermediate, and strong global supervenience are all equivalent in the special case in which A and B are sets of intrinsic properties.
It should be noted that the 11 conformations sampled from the MD trajectory are all equivalent in the sense that there is no clear way to tell which conformation is the most appropriate for calculating the binding energy for a given peptide.
These approaches are all equivalent in determining the most sensitive method, but the model comparison approach also allows a principled statement of whether a method is significantly more or less sensitive than another method.
In this case, the atom labelled C4 ′ has an unusually elongated displacement ellipsoid (a.d.p.: a parametrisation of the displacement of the atom position from its mean value over all equivalent locations in the crystal lattice).
It will be closer to more people than all equivalent dumps in the entire city combined.
Since all norms are equivalent in the finite-dimensional space, we have u n → u 0 in L 2 ( R, R N ).
(Note that all norms are equivalent, in the sense that there are positive constants a, b such that a ∥ x ∥ 1 ≤ ∥ x ∥ 2 ≤ b ∥ x ∥ 1 for all x ∈ R n.) The index set I may be infinite, but it is assumed throughout this section that L is compact (as a subset of R n × n ).
Since all measures were equivalent in the saline-treated control and ΔHif-1α mice, results are presented as the relative increase above this baseline level.
Of course, not all sequences are equivalent in the real world, and whether a molecule can function as a catalyst depends on its sequence and structure.
