Sentence examples for equal valid from inspiring English sources

At the DQB1 locus *05 was the most prevalent allele (36.8%) followed by *0601 and *0301 with equal valid frequency of 16.8% among the patients, whereas in the controls *02 was most prevalent (33%), followed by 0301 (22.2%) and 0601 (20.4%).

In addition, the postulate of equal freedom is equally valid: every person should have the same freedom to structure his or her life, and this in the most far-reaching manner possible in a peaceful and appropriate social order.

This was done in consideration of the fact that all genes of equal PCC are equally valid as connected nodes.

Both are equally valid.

But their anger does not equal a valid complaint".

In 2012, the Maryland Court of Appeals maintained Gansler's analysis and issued a unanimous decision in Port v. Cowan finding that a same-sex marriage performed out-of-state must be considered equal and valid under state law, despite its earlier decision in Conaway v. Deane (2007) in which the court upheld the statutory ban on same-sex marriage as constitutional.

Assuming that all sequencing error rates e i are approximately equal (a valid assumption if all pools are sequenced using the same sequencing platform), the reads with the alternate allele should be more or less randomly distributed across the k pools.

(3) Average powers of interferers are assumed to be equal, which is valid in the case that these interferers are approximately at the same distance from the receiver [3 5, 18].

Thus, due to symmetry, the HRTFs between the desired source and the left and right microphones are equal (this is valid in anechoic environments, and only approximately satisfied in reverberant rooms).

When 'read-through' occurs, both reads in a pair will consist of an equal number of valid bases, followed by contaminating sequence from the 'opposite' adapters.

Specially, if α = 2, eq. (6) reads (8) H 2 (X ) = (1 − ∑ x ∈ X [ p (x ) ] 2 ) = 1 − S = 1 − ∑ n = 1 4 p n 2 where the last two equal signs are valid only for a discrete uniform distribution of four alphabetic symbols.