Sentence examples for broad equivalence from inspiring English sources

In short, there is no consistent policy, nor any broad equivalence in the levy.

In last week's article about kidney transplants, "Subprime cuts", we said that the researchers involved were comparing elderly, possibly less-effective kidneys with those from young, healthy donors, and finding broad equivalence.

In the treatment-naive population, there is broad equivalence in tumour response between irinotecan and oxaliplatin when combined with 5-fluorouracil (Seymour et al, 2007).

Overall, this study supports the assertion that while there is a broad equivalence in the efficacy of CBT and pharmacotherapy in the acute phase of treatment, the long-term utility of CBT may be particularly promising [ 43].

Rather, the aim of all focus groups was more local - either to provide data relating specifically to the local language version of CDIS or to provide a thematic overview of the conceptual meaning of clinical decision-making in each site, so as to ensure broad conceptual equivalence.

The peak concentration of HCO is found to correlate, in both space and time, with the peak heat release across a broad range of equivalence ratios.

A comparison of the modeling and experimental results in terms of flame standoff distance, stability limit conditions and species yields show excellent agreement across a broad range of equivalence ratios and preheat temperatures.

Detailed numerical simulations were conducted to validate the use of (OH LIF)(CH2O LIF) for measurements of HRR in iso-octane/air flames over a broad range of equivalence ratios.

First, results show that stable premixed cool flames can exist over a broad region of equivalence ratios and strain rates, which allows for the ignition and extinction limits of both cool flames and hot flames to be measured at a variety of conditions.

The operating conditions included a broad range of burner tube equivalence ratios (ΦB) including the limiting cases of diffusion and stoichiometric premixed flames.

As this meta-analysis was conducted before Coons et al.'s [ 7] recommendations were published, the rationale provided for conducting equivalence testing is broad.