Sentence examples for be equal in depth from inspiring English sources
It is also crucial that LGE imaging and R2 mapping be co-registered, which is relatively easy in an anesthetized and mechanically ventilated animal, but may be problematic in the clinical setting as consecutive breath-holds may not be equal in depth, leading to misalignment of cardiac slices.
This is interesting analysis, as far as it goes, but I think it misses a fundamental point about the 2008 presidential election: the degree to which coverage has moved to the Internet, where many news organizations, and especially The Times, are providing information of a breadth and depth that cannot be equaled in the printed newspaper, much of it precisely what readers say they want.
"They were equals, in many ways.
Each piece should be equal in length.
The reactions should be understood in depth.
Average age, stage, tumour size, depth, anatomic localisation and the resection margin were equal in both groups.
All are equal in prison uniform.
Musson et al. (2010) suggest that an estimated EMS-98 and MCS intensity can be considered equal, but an in-depth analysis of the available intensity data for the 2012 earthquake shows a different trend.
Second, although the research uses an equal number of males and females, there is no in-depth analysis of gender.
And the depth of their hatred is equaled by the madness of the destruction they design.
