The phrase "and is not equivalent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify that two concepts, terms, or items are different and do not hold the same value or meaning.
Example: "While both terms refer to similar ideas, one is more specific and is not equivalent to the other."
Alternatives: "and does not equate" or "and is not the same as".
The notion of a Gibbs measure originates in Statistical Mechanics, and is not equivalent to the Bowen-Gibbs definition.
Further, Ginsburg wrote, a woman's decision to claim birth control benefits in consultation with her doctor is in no way compelled by her employer and is not equivalent to a moral action on the part of her employer.
This process should not be confused with "autocoding" and is not equivalent to the fully automatic and large-scale coding required by data miners.
This batch correction method is equivalent to a cross-sample coverage-based correction method, and is not equivalent to the filtering of poorly genotyped variants aimed at removing unreliable genotypes.
Successful airway management is dependent on a comprehensive understanding of pathophysiological processes and high competence in advanced corrective interventions, and is not equivalent to good technical skills in ETI alone.
convergence for random variables, are studied with the use of some properties of the geometry of projectors from U. The conditions are equivalent if (xn) is bounded, and are not equivalent for an arbitrary sequence.
This video is more effective than any defensive response in affirming that Muslims value peace and love and are not equivalent to those who beget extremism.
However, as we demonstrate here, the footprint extensions are sequence dependent and are not equivalent at the 5′- and 3′-ends.
The time frame of 1991-2005 was chosen because birth certificate data were collected by a consistent method in this database beginning in 1991; information collected before 1991 included different variables and was not equivalent.
Oncogenic N-RAS also induced a robust DNA damage response in melanocytes that was associated with the accumulation of senescence-associated DNA damage foci, which contain phosphorylated histone H2AX (γ-H2AX) and are not equivalent to SAHF [ 15].
