Sentence examples for defined to be equivalent from inspiring English sources

A cell grid in the PR state was defined to be equivalent to a surviving cell observed in experiments.

For anopheline-transmitted filariasis where, due to a positive density dependence, the basic reproduction number is hard to define (see Additional File 1) we follow Regoes et al. [ 19] in calculating a threshold reproduction number pertaining to the steepest part of the mf-L3 uptake curve for this mosquito, which can be defined to be equivalent to the reproduction number in culicine systems.

From this standardized battery age equivalent scores, defined to be the age at which the child's raw score is the median score can be computed for five separate scales (gross motor, fine motor, expressive language, receptive language, and visual reception).

In [13], a notion of convergence for multiple series is defined and shown to be equivalent to the HK integrability of the associated step function over an unbounded multidimensional interval.

The calculation of rates of multicomponent mass transfer by a film model in situations where the interfacial composition is not defined is shown to be equivalent to the calculation of the vapour fraction and phase compositions of a mixture of known overall composition.

Since the innermost core does not have a successive core, we define the innermost core to be equivalent to a layer.

Under standard Mendelian expression, breeding values are expected to be equivalent whether defined as the sum of additive allelic effects (Approaches 2 and 3) or from the means of offspring (Approach 1).

Remark 2.3 Example 2.1 also shows that one is unable to conclude that the cone metric space ( X, d ) with a Banach algebra A defined above is equivalent to the metric space ( X, d ∗ ), where the metric d ∗ is defined by d ∗ = ξ e ∘ d ; here, the nonlinear scalarization function ξ e : A → R ( e ∈ int P ) is defined by ξ e ( y ) = inf { r ∈ R : y ∈ r e − P }.

This time could be defined as being equivalent to fall.

One TLU was defined as being equivalent to one cow with a body weight of 250 kg while sheep and goats were defined as 0.125 TLU (McCabe 2004; Maass et al. 2012).

Moreover, they observed that if the dual unit ball is weak sequentially compact then property UKK as defined above, is equivalent to the condition obtained from UKK by replacing weak convergence by weak convergence.