Sentence examples for considered as an equivalent from inspiring English sources

The interphase region between silica nanoparticle and polyimide matrix is considered as an equivalent solid continuum.

Sp needs further development before being considered as an equivalent method to Rt.

The domain is then considered as an equivalent spherical container in order to preserve the unidimensional character of the model.

Additionally the finite element method has been used in which the porous medium is considered as an equivalent fluid.

The truss can be considered as an equivalent system with cyclic bi-periodicity: periodicities due to the repetitive units of the truss and the supports respectively.

In the formulation discontinuous coal mass (containing cleats and matrix) is considered as an equivalent continuum elastic medium and the anisotropy of coalbeds in permeability, matrix shrinkage/swelling due to gas desorption/adsorption, thermal expansion due to temperature change and mechanical parameters, are included.

Consequently, the sampling scheme used should not be considered as strictly equivalent to a simulation of genetic drift.

The reason being that it's from the same chemical group (methylenedioxy) but didn't get included in the initial ban, as it wasn't considered as a chemical equivalent.

Consequently, halogen bonding can be considered as a hydrophobic equivalent of the hydrophilic hydrogen bonding.

First, when this classification was formulated, necrosis (as defined by morphologic features) was considered as a strict equivalent of ACD, whereas apoptosis (as defined by morphologic features) was viewed as the sole programmed subroutine of cell death.

For instance, a 5% decrease in hematocrit may be considered as a toxicologically equivalent effect metric in all individuals, but be adverse in persons with anemia and nonadverse in healthy persons.