Sentence examples for equivalency of these from inspiring English sources

This is not clear, however, and the equivalency of these formulations is a question we would like to address.

The statistical equivalency of these two methods was at the 5% significance level under the Wilcoxon rank sum test based on Cα-RMSD.

The confidence intervals of ct and Cappb1 overlap, indicating that equivalency of these loci are not ruled out by the mapping data.

Despite the in-equivalency of these credentials, immigrants dedicated many years in acquiring them and would have likely got the impression they were desirable as education is heavily weighted in the point system and a key reason for their admittance.

Thomas L. Friedman's understated benign equivalency of the "House of Saud" and the "House of Sharon" is really a misnomer.

The equivalency of the data obtained after the applied sample preparation compared to data obtained without sample treatment was proven.

A series of t tests for independent groups was conducted for all 11 primary pre-treatment (baseline) values to assess equivalency of the two groups prior to intervention.

Previous works in our laboratories established the bioisosteric equivalency of the indole heterocycle and naphthalene in a series of melatonin receptor ligands.

In an attempt to evaluate the equivalency of the two analytical platforms, we calculated correlations between NMR and GC-MS concentrations for individual metabolites (supplementary information, Figure S2).

This study found near equivalency of the two teaching methods.

The functional equivalency of the two approaches establishes a correspondence between their neurobiological implementation.