The phrase "aspect equivalent to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or comparisons between different elements or concepts.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze the aspect equivalent to the cultural influences on language development."
Alternatives: "element comparable to" or "feature analogous to".
The discharge coefficient for the inlet remained almost constant over a wide range of wind directions for the aspect ratio equivalent to 1 2.
To test these two aspects
We classify these words into two categories: the quantitative aspect, which is equivalent to efficiency, and a qualitative feature that is equivalent to effectiveness.
The differential aspect of probes is equivalent to the pre-selection of genetic markers.
As the next possible treatment-changing paradigm in hemophilia care, gene therapy may provide patients with sufficient hemostatic improvement to achieve the World Federation of Hemophilia's aspirational goal of "integration of opportunities in all aspects of life… equivalent to someone without a bleeding disorder".
Concavely fractured droplets thus show an aspect of this monolayer that is equivalent to the P face of a normal membrane.
This is equivalent to an aspect ratio of 0.03.
To find a Shakespearean equivalent to this aspect of Don Quixote, you would have to fuse Titus Andronicus and The Merry Wives of Windsor into one work, a grim prospect because they are, to me, Shakespeare's weakest plays.
After chemical etching for 30 s, the cross-sectional image reveals that the depth of the silicon nanoholes reached 600 nm, which is equivalent to an aspect ratio of 15 (depth divided by the hole diameter of 40 nm, as shown in Figure 5b).
An 8 mm osteochondral fragment is created on the distal-dorsal aspect of the radial carpal bone (equivalent to human scaphoid) in one randomly chosen mid-carpal joint of each horse to produce an experimental OA, and the opposite joints serve as the control (Fig. 5).
