Sentence examples for date was equivalent from inspiring English sources

Registered follow-up time before the index date was equivalent in cases and controls (8.6 (4.3-12.1) years).

To facilitate the comparison of disease score data across experiments with different intervals of time, all AUDPC calculations were standardized such that the time between the onset of disease symptoms (i.e. the first scoring date) and final scoring date was equivalent to 1.

So the total search to date is equivalent to searching 7,700 liters of seawater.

The study date for controls was equivalent to the postnatal age at time of immunization of the matched immunized infant, with the date being adjusted up to seven days in either direction to avoid the control's own immunization, discharge, septic work up (as infants unlikely to be immunized within seven days of a septic work) or surgical procedure.

For the same period EBV declined by a total of 0.155 transformed units, and regression on date of birth was equivalent to a decline of 1.36×10−2 (±0.0007) transformed units p.a.

Information was ascertained through the reference date (the date of hysterectomy for the cases and a comparable date for the controls that was equivalent to the time difference between hysterectomy and date of interview for the cases).

On a more serious note, Amanda explains that from what she has read and been told, there is no scientific proof of any formula to date that is equivalent to breast milk.

The value was equivalent.

Outspoken, a maverick and larrikin, Date was the footballing equivalent of Dennis Lillee or Dawn Fraser.

It is a stunted stela with a badly eroded portrait and a shortened date form that is equivalent to a date either in 899 or 909, probably the latter.

Some small covered jars of a gray porcelaneous ware, summarily decorated with stylized floral and foliate patterns, appear to have been made at Sawankhalok (the date is probably equivalent to that of the early Ming period).