Sentence examples for equivalent between the two from inspiring English sources

Improvement in dysphagia was equivalent between the two treatment groups.

Complication rates are equivalent between the two procedures.

Moreover, the quantities of newly formed bone are equivalent between the two protocols.

The concentrations of calcium, chloride, sodium and strontium are statistically equivalent between the two fluids.

Rates of esophagitis and abnormal esophageal acid exposure were equivalent between the two groups.13 To some, the results of this follow-up study were misconstrued to imply that surgical therapy for GERD is ineffective.

The mean Cmax and area under concentration time curve from 0 to 24 h after administration (AUC0 24 h) of SRPs were significantly lower than that of IRPs (p < 0.05), while area under concentration time curve from 0 to infinity (AUC0 ∞) was almost equivalent between the two formulations.

While the thermal strain was found to vary by as much as 19% between different combinations of DP6 and SIM mixtures at upper cryogenic temperatures, thermal expansion was equivalent between the three solutions at the lower temperatures.

Thus, the mean infarct size was equivalent between the three groups (Table 1).

However, by 3 years, TRM was equivalent between the four groups and this continued at 5 years.

Similar to other CRT trials, late toxicities and swallowing function at 2 years were equivalent between the three arms.

There was no difference seen in patients' age, preoperative best-corrected visual acuity and preoperative spherical equivalent between the three types of IOLs.