Sentence examples for but equivalent from inspiring English sources

Phrasal equivalence: one entry is related to an entry with an alternative but equivalent definition for the concept (hasEquivalentDefinition).

Matlab gives a different but equivalent form in which the state variables are ordered in reverse.

Elite II fescue produced less biomass but equivalent stand density compared to KY-31 fescue.

What each partner brings to the table has to be different but equivalent.

Experiment 2 compared tRNS to anodal tDCS at higher, but equivalent effective current intensities (0.8 mA Ieff).

Elongation was reduced relative to GUR 1020 conventional polyethylene, but equivalent to that of direct compression molded 1900 material.

The chondrogenic effect at day 21 was most pronounced with imECM supplementation, but equivalent between ECM groups by day 42.

We also compared the proliferation of DBCs and the combined D + VBC population during a short but equivalent developmental window.

CA1/CA3 hippocampal survival was lower in KOs vs. WTs 24 h post-injury but equivalent by 7d.

There is an unnamed but equivalent phenomenon with word associations, when particular terms get stuck together and can't be separated.

A coherent precipitate phase usually has a number of variants that are oriented in different but equivalent crystallographic directions.