Sentence examples for equivalent application from inspiring English sources

Gypsum and Calcium chloride had similar effect in decreasing soil ECe, while calcium chloride decreased efficiently ESP at equivalent application rates below 15 Mg ha−1.

Image processing tasks executed on FPGAs can be up to 2 orders of magnitude faster than the equivalent application on a general purpose computer.

DCD delivery to the small area covered by urine patches during grazing events was then measured as a DCD equivalent application rate (in kg DCD ha−1).

Gypsum was mixed with upper 1 cm of soil column prior to leaching at application rates of 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 35, and 40 Mg ha−1 (Mg ha−1 is mega grams or metric ton per hectare), whereas calcium chloride was dissolved directly in irrigation water and applied at equivalent application rates of 0, 4.25, 8.5, 12.75, 17.0, 29.75, 29.75, and 34 Mg ha−1.

The absence of a significant feed type effect (P > 0.1) on the urine patch DCD equivalent application rate suggests that the ingestion of any of the three supplementary feeds mixed with DCD should be similarly effective at delivering DCD to urine patches, despite the potential differences in aspects of feed digestibility and the impact on rumen pH and rate of DCD passage through the rumen.

To refined the estimation, especially for pesticides with short field dissipation half-lives (FD), equivalent application rate at any given time, RATE_eq(t), is calculated as the total pesticide amount in the soil available for runoff and soil erosion processes.

According to Shabih Syed of MRC, "if there are two equivalent applications and only one can be funded, the strategically important one will be the funded one".

Since the Artificial Intelligence techniques applied in these games are computationally intensive, the applications developed for mobile systems are frequently simplistic, far from the level of equivalent applications developed for desktop computers.

However, equivalent applications for studying development in multicellular eukaryotes require novel tools with more stringent sequence specificity and increased versatility, due to higher genomic complexity, as well as a critical efficiency threshold to enable routine applications.

Sorafenib (Nexavar; Bayer Schering Healthcare, Leverkusen, Germany) treatment of the therapy group (10 mg/kg body weight) and placebo treatment (volume-equivalent application of the solvent solution cremophor/ethanol only) of the control group via daily gastric gavage followed an established treatment protocol.

In 2011 M.D.s submitted 1332 first-time R01-equivalent applications, 13.1% of the total.