Sentence examples for equivalence of their from inspiring English sources
For each invocation of the scheme, the variant services will be partitioned based on the equivalence of their results.
Moreover, the controversy about the reliability of these two, apparently different and competing, theories is definitely clarified and the exact equivalence of their structural predictions is demonstrated.
He says, we can't go to other countries to inspect on a regular basis, so every time we eat imported food, we rely on the "rigour and equivalence" of their food safety standards.
Hence, the ratio Llat/Lrand depends on N, i.e. two lattices that differ in N will not display the same normalized values despite the equivalence of their topologies (Figure 3A).
With resources provided to standardize T cell assays for CAVD and GHAVE sponsored trials, our core clinical laboratories were given an unprecedented opportunity to objectively assess the equivalence of their respective ELISpot assays.
First, for medical registration, IMGs were required to have passed an Australian Medical Council competence test or demonstrate equivalence of their training.
A RESTful web service output may be easily processed programmatically to allow developers to present the data in whatever form they believe their users will require, or to define their own level of molecular equivalence for their resource, albeit within the constraint of identical connectivity.
The metallopolymers display certain orderliness due to the equivalence of bonds and their tendency to self-organization.
The study focused on the durability of the so-designed mixtures, especially their resistance against carbonation and their equivalence of performances.
The very greatest translations may become classics in their own right, of enduring literary excellence (the King James Version of the Bible, appearing in 1611, is an outstanding example), but on the whole the approximate equivalence of most translations to their originals seems to have a very short life.
Since the material equivalence of two concepts implies their equinumerosity (this was noted as Fact 1 in the subsection on Equinumerosity in the main part of the entry), it follows that Q ≈ R.
