Sentence examples for been equivalent in terms from inspiring English sources

Since we selected breeders based on freezing to tone, not context, this finding suggests that HE and LE mothers should have been equivalent in terms of maternal care.

The two groups were equivalent in terms of age and sex.

Both strategies were equivalent in terms of effects and principles in providing more flexible choices for acclimatization.

We show that this two schemes are equivalent in terms of score/utility even in presence of multi-dimensional suppliers' private information.

However, not all SFDs are equivalent in terms of uniformity of point distribution throughout the variable space, as assessed by quality criteria (such as MinDist, Coverage, etc).

The authors hypothesized that writing longhand and typing about a stressful experience are equivalent in terms of emotional arousal and essay content.

The two problems are shown to be equivalent in terms of the beam displacements but are not equivalent in terms of stresses (the higher order derivatives of the two solutions differ).

In transplant patients, EBV DNA load monitoring in whole blood and in plasma turned out to be equivalent in terms of feasibility and accuracy for the early diagnosis of post-transplant lymphoproliferative diseases (PTLDs).

The exposure concentration of Sterling V was selected to be equivalent in terms of retained mass in the lung to the high dose of Printex-90 at the end of exposure.

It was found that both procedures were equivalent in terms of time and energy consumption, but constant pressure strategy is simpler and safer, potentially leading to less human related losses.

In five experiments, we compared support for several hypothetical AA procedures that are equivalent in terms of the overall harm and benefit, but differ with respect to the identifiability of those who stand to lose from its implementation.