Sentence examples for are not fully equivalent from inspiring English sources

Taken together, global transcriptional profiling shows that loss of GPR54 and kisspeptin are not fully equivalent in the mouse hypothalamus.

Importantly, although the 5' and 3' HA are symmetrically positioned relative to the MCS in our two sets of PRIG vectors, they are not fully equivalent.

The reason for this is that R2 values in logistic models are approximations of linear-based R2 measures and are not fully equivalent.

Definition (5) is not fully equivalent to (4).

Note that the comparison with Liu et al. (2015) is not fully equivalent, as both the ejecta mass and companion mass (and therefore radius) are slightly different.

Again, as for Figure 7, the comparison with Liu et al. (2015) is not fully equivalent due to the slightly different ejecta mass and companion parameters.

This formulation is not fully equivalent to the standard clustering coefficient when applied to a standard adjacency graph.

Consequently, statistically significant interaction effects were not fully equivalent for the same variables before and after excluding claimants.

Although we acknowledge that comparing lethal mutants to RNAi phenocopies is not fully equivalent, at the present time there is not a large enough mutant essential gene collection to do this comparison.

Although such supplemental information is not fully equivalent to the complete data supplied for a GLP study, it likely will not be long before such data posting becomes the norm.

A knockout is equivalent to the removal of all edges of a gene (but this is not fully equivalent as the variance of the expression levels of a knocked out gene will vanish, which need not be the case when only its dependencies are removed).