'defined identically' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when comparing or contrasting two or more terms that have been given the same definition. For example, "The terms 'pizza' and 'calzone' are defined identically in the dictionary as an Italian savory turnover made of pizza dough."
The binding sites have been defined identically to the ones used for Surflex-dock and ICM calculations to obtain similar spatial search areas in all of the docking experiments.
The MLST analysis of 86 isolates from across the U.S. [16] identified 4 sequence types (STs), with 86% of the isolates defined identically as ST1.
Breakpoints between S. cerevisiae Ancestor and K. waltii Ancestor were defined identically.
A meta-analysis will be conducted for variables defined identically across studies.
A meta-analysis will be conducted for data obtained from studies in which hypertension was defined identically.
A meta-analysis of studies examining the risk factors associated with diabetes mellitus in South Asian populations was conducted for parameters that were defined identically across studies.
At the 5 km scale, factor 1 is defined almost identically as at the 1 km scale.
Literal duplication was defined as identically worded items (including timeframe), or items which, in each reviewer's opinion, asked the same question (but may be worded differently) and which, if both were included in the AGQ, would represent duplication of content.
The schools on each of those lists account for about 10percentt of all schools with identically defined student bodies.
where the latent variables a ν,n (ν=1,…,P) model the preprocessor coefficients and represent the entries of the length-P vector a n, which is identically defined as in (17).
This innovation method involves collecting the repeated or identically defined technical keywords of patent techniques related to light-emitting diode (LED) bicycle light to determine the ratios of the normalized numerical values of these technical keywords by using one technical domain as the primary domain and another as a variable.
