Sentence examples for demonstration of equivalent from inspiring English sources

Owing to the limited aqueous solubility of AMD473, preclinical toxicology studies were conducted by intraperitoneal injection following a pharmacokinetic demonstration of equivalent bioavailability of intraperitoneal and intravenous administration.

For this reason, trials comparing oral fluoropyrimidines and conventional i.v. 5-FU/LV regimens in the treatment of colorectal cancer generally require demonstration of equivalent efficacy between the two agents.

But they never imagined the S.E.C. would bring an administrative claim of "failure to supervise" against Mr. Cohen, which, to their way of thinking, would be an admission of defeat by the S.E.C. because it would be perceived as a demonstration of weakness, the equivalent of charging Al Capone with tax evasion.

The Reader, developed by an offshoot of the Hearst Corporation and drooled over at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, is undoubtedly a demonstration of faith, the technological equivalent of the concept cars that get wheeled out at the Frankfurt Motor Show every year.

Although there is no legal framework for the operation of these systems, regulatory authorities require the demonstration of a safety level equivalent to manned aircraft.

If STIs are to be valuable in patients, then it is critical that model system data are underpinned by equivalent demonstration of the target signalling pathways in clinical breast cancer.

However, the demonstration that equivalent efficacy can be achieved with fewer targeted courses appears to be an advantage of seasonally-targeted delivery in settings in which SP resistance is limited.

Thus, NST as a comparison group allows for the demonstration of the superiority of CBT to a structurally equivalent comparison.

In the absence of a clear demonstration of any clinical difference, they are usually considered equivalent and have been used interchangeably in some studies, also on account of manufacturing changes that have taken place over time [ 69, 70].

One he took from Desargues: the demonstration of difficult theorems about a complicated figure by working out equivalent simpler theorems on an elementary figure interchangeable with the original figure by projection.

It is also a vivid demonstration of why the right here is currently so much more successful than its British equivalent.