Sentence examples for an equivalent stage from inspiring English sources

At an equivalent stage in her presidency, his predecessor, Michelle Bachelet, was similarly unpopular.

They lag behind Super Pacs backing Mitt Romney, the previous nominee, at an equivalent stage four years ago.

Analysis of mouse embryos at an equivalent stage (E14.5) reveals a similar, although markedly smaller domain of Atoh1 expression abutting the isthmus (Fig. 1F).

First, separation of spindle pole bodies at an equivalent stage of the cell cycle is invariably greater the average spindle pole separation in >25 wild-type and mutant cells was 1.4 and 2.1 μm, respectively.

The above protocol for producing myelinated CNS cultures was also trialled in rats, except that rat fetuses were used at E15.0 15.5, which represents an equivalent stage of development to mouse E13.5 (http://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/OtherEmb/Mouse.htm).htm

At this stage, the third PP had formed and morphological criteria indicated that third PP/thymic primordium development was at an equivalent stage to that at embryonic day (E 10.5 in CBAxC57BL/6 F1 mouse embryos.

Evidence has emerged that the sentinel node biopsy procedure by lymphatic mapping is an equivalent staging procedure to ALND [ 1- 3].

Inversely, VvHT3 and VvHT11 are expressed at an equivalent level during the 4 developmental stages.

The survival was compared to that of a control group of equivalent stage and tumour volume who were treated conventionally either with radical surgery or chemoradiotherapy over the same time period.

However, in a study comparing breast cancer patients who had equivalent stage disease and were treated uniformly in a single institution, race did not influence outcome (Heimann et al, 1997).

Douvan is already rated 180 and, to put that into context, Sprinter Sacre achieved a rating of 175p at the equivalent stage of his career.