Sentence examples for equivalent abilities from inspiring English sources

The ANOVA revealed no significant effect of genotype or genotype x time interaction, which indicates equivalent abilities of habituation in a new environment and equivalent basal level of locomotion.

Although starting music lessons by age 7 was associated with enhanced note-naming accuracy, equivalent abilities were evident among listeners who started music lessons on piano at a later age.

As other research for the Dearing committee found, students' "investment" in their higher education, in the form of the money they borrow and the earnings they forgo while studying, currently produces a real return, after graduation, of 11-14%, in the form of higher pay compared with that of non-graduates of equivalent ability.

I know we are not supposed to go on about class, but Cameron has also confirmed my opinion about the attributes that emerge from a 'top' public school education – a distorted sense of entitlement and overwhelming self confidence that is rarely matched by equivalent ability.

Then, the situation is considered where all teams are supposed to have an equivalent ability.

By possessing similar hydrophilic-lipophilic balance (HLB) values, these polymeric emulsifiers have an equivalent ability to stabilize squalane/water interfaces during emulsification.

However, differences between experts and novices on a long-term memory task were mainly due to changes in response criteria, because experts and novices showed equivalent ability to discriminate prints in a long-term memory task.

The different numbers of participants in the groups resulted from the subjects from the first round of testing being hypothecated in advance to different forms of the multiple choice test, in an effort to achieve equivalent ability groups.

In the first study we found that the two tools and the pisiform grip provided equivalent ability to detect small differences in elastic stiffness, however the tools introduced a bias so that the stiffness stimuli felt stiffer than when assessed with the pisiform grip.

In his earlier mission as Republican National Committee communications director and chief strategist showed an equivalent ability to leave no daylight between himself and a talking point.

"NCATS is a unique new entity, purpose-built to solve this central paradox: that we know more than ever before about how the body works and what goes wrong in disease but lack the equivalent ability to fix it," said NCATS director Chris Austin.