"If human engineers tried to design an equivalent structure, I doubt they 'd come up with a structure that elegant".
Moreover, retail depositors could be comforted that their savings were covered by the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme, not the in-doubt Icelandic equivalent.
You could lift, say, Cary Grant out of a role and simply replace him with his modern equivalent, George Clooney, but I doubt anyone could possibly be a "modern Gene Wilder".
When talking about their perceptions of the hypertension guidelines, these physicians also reiterated their doubts about the equivalent efficacy of the diuretics for lowering blood pressure: "I think the results of the ALLHAT study are probably right... but I don't think this study assessed the side effects and the compliance issues associated with taking diuretics.
Mr. Mays's minimum sentence is twice as long as Mr. Richmond's because he was found to be delinquent beyond a reasonable doubt — the juvenile equivalent of guilty — not just of rape but also of distributing a nude image of a minor.
For example, on top of our best efforts to obtain meaningful and significant results we still must have the nerve to submit our papers to Science, Nature, or the equivalent, even when our self-doubt is urging us to aim lower.
While the small studies included in this review have indicated promising results for this treatment, the substantial levels of non-compliance make interpretation of outcomes difficult and casts some doubt on the equivalent efficacy conclusions.
Coogler's film gives him the benefit of the doubt – the film-making equivalent, perhaps, of a presumption of innocence.
The bear community is still to nominate its equivalent, yet one brown bear is beyond doubt their most celebrated artist.
Probably the biggest obstacle to creating the airport equivalent of an E-Z Pass is doubt about its effectiveness.
