Sentence examples for considered as synonymous with from inspiring English sources
In consequence of such developments, sovereignty ceased to be considered as synonymous with unrestricted power.
The entrepreneurial university model places economic and social development side by side as part of their mission (Etzkowitz, 1998) and points out that entrepreneurial activities should not be considered as synonymous with commercialization (Clark, 2004).
The most widely used instrument is the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) and the conceptual basis for MBI is thus often considered as synonymous with the construct burnout.
Several pathological findings on muscle biopsy are considered as synonymous with the diagnosis of IBM: an endomysial inflammatory infiltrate, invasion of nonnecrotic muscle fibres by inflammatory cells (partial invasion), rimmed vacuoles, amyloid and 15 18 nm tubulofilaments on electron microscopy.
Although depression and low morale are closely connected they cannot be considered as synonymous because people with depression can have high morale and people with low morale are not always depressed [ 23].
By way of explanation, the terms non-stationary, random walk, and unit root may be considered as synonymous (Damodar, 2003).
A provoked seizure can be considered as being synonymous with a reactive seizure.
Because of uncertainty in determining the conspecificity of the sexes, we do not consider these specimens as synonymous with Baird's concept of C. mariae.
Therefore, for the purpose of this study we will be considering C. reinhardtii MA-1 as synonymous with C. reinhardtii CC-277 and CC-503.
Yates (2007) placed Antetonitrus, Melanorosaurus, and Blikanasaurus as basal sauropods and declined to use the term Prosauropoda, as he considered it synonymous with Plateosauridae.
To the liberal Democratic faithful, Mr. McGovern remained a standard-bearer well into old age, writing and lecturing even as his name was routinely invoked by conservatives as synonymous with what they considered the failures of liberal politics.
