Sentence examples for be equivalent in both from inspiring English sources

The measurement process of IJV collapsibility index can be readily accessible, feasible, reproducible, and found to be equivalent in both right and left IJV and in males and females.

The dynamics therefore appear to be equivalent in both regimes, a result that we relate to the fact that the correlation length of the local velocities along the front is observed to follow the same dependence lc ~ 1/√v in both regimes.

In the case of differentially expressed regions, probe-artefacts should be equivalent in both conditions and hence regions detected as differentially expressed should be trusted, although there might be uncertainties connected to the absolute signal intensity values, due to the probe affinity problem.

All non-dietary aspects were designed to be equivalent in both groups.

Importantly, these non-dietary components of the intervention were designed to be equivalent in both groups.

Costs incurred by diagnostic tests and other therapeutic interventions were assumed to be equivalent in both arms and hence were excluded from the calculations.

The two measures are not exactly the same, but they are equivalent in both conceptual and practical senses.

In two out of four studied treatment alternatives, the satisfaction or health status is different in favor of hysterectomy while the QoL is equivalent in both treatment arms.

[13] observed that, using two different surgical PLC reconstructions (FCL + PT versus FCL + PFL), the amount of external rotation was equivalent in both techniques.

In addition, for the sake of simplicity I assume that complementary offerings are equivalent in both organizational forms (their features and attributes are similar, and the only difference is who provides them).

While the characterization of the electrophysiological signal is equivalent in both versions, the computational resources and times used differ significantly.