Sentence examples for equivalency methodology from inspiring English sources

Component Equivalency Methodology defined in FEMA P-795 (2011) quantifies the strength, ductility and initial stiffnesses as shown in Fig. 20.

Decreases in T4 were associated with dioxin equivalents using the toxic equivalency factor methodology (Desaulniers et al. 2003; Van den Berg et al. 1998).

Model systems should be required to: exhibit a fluoride dose response (0, 250, 550, 1100 ppm F); run internal controls for all tests (0, 250, gold standard); have sample size sufficient to achieve statistical power for demonstrating equivalence; and use defined statistical methodology to establish equivalency ("as good as") with an appropriate clinical gold standard.

The toxic equivalency factor (TEF /toxic equivalency quotient (TEQ) methodology developed by the World Health Organization is the mixture's additivity method that is relied upon to do so (Van den Berg et al. 2006).

The OHIP has been translated into more than 30 languages via various methodologies, but not without challenges to achieve validity and equivalency to the original Australian-English version [ 6].

That's a false equivalency.

There is no moral equivalency.

Such an equivalency is false.

energy equivalency or better".

But Hastings rejects moral equivalency.

I got my equivalency diploma.