Sentence examples for appear equivalent from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in Popper's formulation, methodological individualism does appear equivalent to at least some form of psychological reductionism.

Depending on the size of the originals, there is always a certain point they can be shrunk to at which they will appear equivalent.

For example, while the under-prediction (false negatives) and over-prediction (false positives) of toxicity may appear equivalent from a purely statistical point of view, these two types of errors are not equivalent for the regulator, industry or citizen.

In this case, our mel-low and daylight conditions are designed to appear equivalent for cones.

Wilson also pointed out that waist circumference and BMI appear equivalent in the analysis of this population.

The two methods reveal a similar percent reduction in MTV and appear equivalent with respect to interim PET results.

First-line oxaliplatin and irinotecan appeared equivalent.

Survival at 18 months corrected age appears equivalent in both PMV and CMV group.

We repeated Figure 4a,b under the UMA, and the results appeared equivalent (not shown).

In wild-type cells the contributions of K+, Na+, and organic osmolytes to pH recovery appeared equivalent (Fig. 2A, B).

As the flow plots shown in Fig. 6B demonstrate, the abundance of EP2 appeared equivalent on dermal and orbital fibroblasts despite differences in the magnitude of IL-6 induction and cAMP generation provoked by PGE2.