The phrase "an equal equivalent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing two things that are the same in value, function, or meaning.
Example: "In this context, the two terms are considered an equal equivalent, providing the same information to the reader."
Alternatives: "a similar equivalent" or "an identical counterpart".
Because there are too many 3D mesh pores (10 100 μm size) for a conical mesh insert, numerical simulations in laminar flow regime were performed by an 3D to 2D conversion of mesh pores applying equal equivalent diameter criterion and total flow area criterion of mesh pores.
Using disk, spherical and needle-like particles with equal equivalent volume diameters, the orientational dynamics of non-spherical particles is studied in a turbulent channel flow.
In patients, the loss in g is reflected by reduced fluid intelligence scores, and this loss in fluid intelligence entirely explains the corresponding loss in X; for controls and patients with the same fluid intelligence, expected scores on X are equal (equivalent to no group difference between patients and controls once fluid intelligence is covaried).
This solution was titrated with fondaparinux; the concentration of the stock solution of fondaparinux was adjusted to ensure equal equivalents per injection for each titration.
When we tried to fit the values of the curve in Figure 12 with a linear arithmetic function, we hit upon that the resultant value equals, equivalent to an error of.
An option to overcome this problem is to divide each sub-land-use category, such as forest type, in an equal number of area equivalent units.
Since the linear and the cyclic oxidation pathway yield an equal amount of reducing equivalents (Fig. 1; although of different nature), co-assimilation of formaldehyde is the most likely explanation for the observed additional yield increase found with the RuMP pathway strain.
This procedure is equivalent to an equal area data weighting.
C-HIV was obtained by incubation of HIV-1BaL (30 μg/mL p24 equivalent) with an equal volume of human serum (HS) containing 25% Veronal buffer 12.
C-HIV was obtained by incubation of HIV-1BaL (30 μg/mL p24 equivalent) with an equal volume of human serum (HS) or seminal plasma containing 25% Veronal buffer 33.
