Sentence examples for equated with the same from inspiring English sources
Thus, two types of boundary conditions - even and odd ones - can be applied, when Ψ functions in a point, and its image, are equated with the same and the opposite signs, correspondingly.
For these older age groups, we would recommend that such participants are regarded as obese once their BMI exceeds 29 rather than 30 kg m−2 (to equate with the same level of adiposity associated with 40- to 49-year-old subjects).
In this setup, the event ' R=1' is equated with the event that X and the elements of S are i.i.d points generated by the same model.
A concrete pit is equated with the Constitution.
That is, hosshin was equated with the Buddha Dainichi.
Prey mortality was equated with the proportion of prey missing.
While our country decries the abuse that McCain endured, somehow Americans don't equate it with the same treatment that is meted out every day in jails and prisons throughout the United States.
Sauropods are characterized by a dorsally placed, paired or unpaired bony narial opening which traditionally has been equated with fleshy nostrils in the same dorsal position.
Substituting (3.2) into (3.1) and equating the terms with the same powers of lead to the following two sets of linear equation: (4.2).
In contrast, higher rates of tranversional substitutions resulting in ti/tv ratios ~1 have often been equated with transitional saturation, in which the same nucleotide position undergoes multiple transitions, or considered indicative of high levels of homoplasy [ 48].
