Sentence examples for analogous equivalent from inspiring English sources

However, attributing features of the underlying plots to chemical or structural characteristics of the system is difficult, as it usually requires the assumption of structural elements of an analogous equivalent electrical circuit.

With the current profile, however, workflow models created at different sites might conceivably use different descriptors for analogous or equivalent activities, thus hindering comparative analysis of these models.

In cancer, there is a situation analogous and equivalent to bacterial persisters, termed 'cancer stem cells'.

The type and arrangement of the extracellular matrix comprising these corneal stromal Self-Lifting Analogous Tissue Equivalents (SLATEs) were then evaluated in detail, and was shown to correlate with tissue function.

An analytical thermal model analogous with an equivalent parallel circuit system was proposed and was verified by comparison with experimental data.

The challenge of finding the transition state for an electrochemical reaction step (A* + H+ + e− → AH*, where * denotes surface-adsorbed species) is met by using an equivalent analogous non-electrochemical reaction (A* + H* → AH*).

The potential impact on the extent of demand inducement resulting from physician ownership of imaging services under FFS payment relates to the magnitude of the indirect payment to providers from imaging service ownership, which would be analogous to an equivalent increase in the direct provider payment for professional services [22].

Another prominent idea is that a significant twist of the core β-sheet caused by MT attachment would promote Mg-ADP release analogous to the equivalent release step in myosin (Coureux et al., 2003; Hirose et al., 2006; Kull and Endow, 2013).

This would relate to the attribute progression-free survival equivalents analogous to WTP using a non-monetary numeraire.

While we did not include a cost attribute, preference estimates were rescaled into progression-free survival equivalents analogous to willingness to pay (WTP) using a nonmonetary numeraire.

Knowledge of the marginal rate of substitution between quality and quantity of life makes it possible to derive time equivalents for improvements in quality of life analogous to conventional time equivalents.