Sentence examples for equivalent described from inspiring English sources

In this paper, elementary behaviors are a priori defined and their equivalent described as behavioral construct patterns.

Where consumption was reported in drinks and not grams, the grams of pure alcohol equivalent described in the article, if stated, was used as a conversion factor; if not stated, conversion was based on typical drink sizes of the country (35).

The rotor-bearing system is separated into linear and nonlinear components, and the nonlinear bearing force is replaced with an equivalent describing function gain.

We include hospital-and year-fixed effects and market-level economic and demographic controls, and we weight our analyses by each hospital's total output ("discharge equivalents," described below).

However, one problem still remains: comparison under equivalent noise reduction performance; the noise reduction performances of BF+SS and chSS+BF are not equivalent as described in the next section.

The method used to decide whether two structures are equivalent is described in Appendix 5. Once the unique set of structures is obtained, they must then be scored.

The induced current was converted to its molar equivalent as described before [30].

The large and small subunits are the result of cleavage of the proenzyme at Asp (D) residues, which are homologous to human Asp316 and Asp330 (based on equivalent sites described in human caspase 2).

We additionally identified a thermal resistance (temperature survival) gene cluster exhibiting extensive DNA homology to an equivalent region described in Cronobacter sakazakii (Gajdosova et al, 2011).

In addition, as our data comprise two, albeit closely related, varieties and two environmental conditions, it is not surprising that we see proportionately more singletons and unique tags than the equivalent library described by McIntosh et al. [ 16].

Applicable alkenes and their equivalents are described with proper metal catalysts, focusing on the control of polymer structures.