Sentence examples for equivalent changes in from inspiring English sources

This is some of the most thought-provoking material, and it made me wish Ansari had covered the equivalent changes in US society in greater detail.

One study by a political scientist estimated that the impact of changes in unemployment was 27 times greater than the impact of equivalent changes in gas prices.

Furthermore, for each mutation, changes in binding affinities were mirrored by equivalent changes in ligand sensitivity.

The method quantifies equivalent changes in damping and excitation frequency of the mechanical subsystem that resembles the backward coupling from energy harvesting.

Administration of an initial bolus dose of insulin was not associated with significant benefit to patients with DKA and demonstrated equivalent changes in clinically relevant endpoints when compared to patients not administered the bolus.

Our simulations indicate that surface temperatures and sea level pressures in winter (DJF) are most sensitive to changes in sea ice, and that these changes are propagated over the surrounding land masses in the North Atlantic, but that equivalent changes in sea ice produce smaller corresponding changes in temperature or sea level pressure in the North Pacific region.

If Abadi manages to make these reforms stick, and trickle down to equivalent change in people's lives, the country could become stronger.

Ultimately, all SWCNT data converge to show an equivalent change in D/G′ at a corresponding Lv, even though the fluence required to achieve a particular Lv varies with SWCNT diameter.

Next, we computed the equivalent change in cognitive aging due to the z factors.

Further, the iHOMA2 model was used to examine any change required in renal glucose excretion to achieve an equivalent change in fasting glucose in our cohort.

In this study we assume that any changes in sensitivity to detect small adenoma are paralleled by an equivalent change in sensitivity to detect large adenoma.