Sentence examples for equivalent arguments from inspiring English sources

Equivalent arguments hold for other applications requiring consensus over large sets.

Equivalent arguments also apply beyond TF to other regulatory molecules, such as components of signalling pathways.

Now an equivalent argument is emerging on China.

An equivalent argument can be found in the respective literature (e.g., Löffler 1998); or comprising an equivalent procedure to obtain the Miles/Ezzell result Löffler, 2004).

Arguments for inequity in spending relative to burden are equivalent to arguments for altering the burden metric used.

Proof Since the error estimator ϱ and η are equivalent, the arguments of the proof of Theorem 4.5 apply and prove the statement.

□ Since the error estimator ϱ and η are equivalent, the arguments of the proof of Theorem 4.5 apply and prove the statement.

The latter is well known to be equivalent to argument a being credulously accepted with preferred semantics [35].

Re "The Shakespeare Code, and Other Fanciful Ideas From the Traditional Camp" (Essay, Arts pages, Aug. 30): The idea that William Shakespeare's authorship of his plays and poems is a matter of conjecture and the idea that the "authorship controversy" be taught in the classroom are the exact equivalent of current arguments that "intelligent design" be taught alongside evolution.

The argument d=True tells the BEDTools closestBed program to append the distance (in base pairs) between each SNP and the closest gene to the end of each line, equivalent to the -d argument typically given on the command line.

That explanation appears to be the political equivalent of the argument over whether that dress is blue and black or white and gold.