Sentence examples similar to almost equivalent standard of from inspiring English sources

Rhodium catalysts promoted by ceria form almost equivalent amounts of Ce3+ and Ce4+.

Our survival data for PEI is almost equivalent to that of first-line treatment.

Comparing these results, the DPPH and ABTS radical scavenging activities of the isolated column fractions and compounds of R. fairholmianus are highly significant and are almost equivalent and more than that of the standards.

That's almost equivalent to the reserves of Saudi Arabia.

As previously reported by Castellano et al (2012), our study suggested that the OSNA assay has an almost equivalent reliability compared with gold-standard histological examinations for the prediction of non-SLN metastases.

That is almost equivalent to the entire population of the United Kingdom," he said.

I was wondering about these, almost equivalents of urban myths.

Indeed, the results/conclusions for clinic type based on the two-phase designs are almost equivalent to those based on the gold standard even though the former uses a fraction (again, 5,000/82,877; 6%) of the patient data.

But the justice has to be of an equivalent standard.

Michael's sentence was almost equivalent, in psychological terms, to the whole of his life.

At 50 µg and 100 µg of rPA, the GMTs were almost equivalent.