Sentence examples for equivalent entry from inspiring English sources
Equivalence: one entry is an equivalent entry in another language (hasTranslation).
Anyone who has occasional track days in mind will know that the Ducati Panigale is a better fit (and that Aprilia has an equivalent entry in the RSV4); someone whose miles are logged in a city setting would find the Tuono V4 friendlier (or alternatively, a Ducati Streetfighter model).
67 Pleasingly, addition of one equivalent (entry 8) of Ag2CO3 resulted in an acceptable isolated yield of 45%% over two steps, which could be reproduced on a gram-scale to provide vinyl stannane 93.
The K-ras protein in mouse (P32883) has detailed manual annotation attached to it such as 'positive regulation of Rac protein signal transduction (GO 0035022) and "actin cytoskeleton organization (GO 0030036)" whereas the equivalent entry in rat (A0JN17), currently only displays the predictive annotation "GTP binding (GO 0005525)" and GTP catabolic process (GO 0006184)'.
To identify and interlink equivalent entries we used a semantic merger method.
At that time, the database contained 29 entries; two-thirds of these were linked to equivalent entries in PROSITE (2), which then held 441 family descriptions.
The first type is identical to that done for 2G QFP sequences, by considering all direct repeat sequences as equivalent entries.
The format and contents of feature tables are identical for equivalent entries in all the member databases of INSDC (The DDBJ/ENA/GenBank Feature Table Definition, Version 10.2 November 2012).
Since the databases appeared to contain redundant or equivalent entries, highly similar PFMs were grouped and merged using single linkage hierarchical clustering and a PFM distance measure defined in [ 27], which reduced the number of PFMs from 322 to 266 (Methods).
First, the groups were not equivalent at entry into the study.
The excellence scholarship is a cash award paid to students who attain at least ABB in their A-levels (or equivalent pre-entry qualifications), regardless of household income levels.
