Sentence examples for equivalent fashion from inspiring English sources

The hard-bodied women, having entered the studio armed with their Stella McCartney Falabella bags (or the equivalent fashion statement), were now drenched in sweat, hearts pumping to blasting Eminem, Nicki Minaj and One Direction.

Immune sera elicited by all three vaccine regimens were capable of mediating ADCC function in an equivalent fashion with 19 21% lysis of the recombinant gp120 protein pulsed CEMNKr target cells (Fig. 5).

As shown in Figure 2B, these thymocytes responded in equivalent fashion to both intrinsic and extrinsic apoptotic stimuli, suggesting that Anp32e does not play a unique role in apoptosis.

Patients will initiate dialysis in equivalent fashion apart from the study variable of delay period before initiation.

This variant has been found to behave in an equivalent fashion to wild-type in the previous studies (for example [ 22]).

A synthetic mixture of LTX-diol and 12,13-dihydroxy-9-octadecenoic acid (isoleukotoxin diol; i-LTX-diol) isomers was separated by HPLC, and each isomer stimulated (p < 0.001) MCF-7 cell proliferation in an equivalent fashion.

In the near future we'll see a Cad'er [computer-assisted design] equivalent of fashion's Karl Lagerfield.

Though "Savages" is marked with emblems and insignias of the up-to-the-minute, it's infused with a nostalgia that renders it a simulacrum of itself and turns its urgency of tone and authentic political questions into the onscreen equivalent of fashion statements.

And when a movie connects with a crucial niche audience, the fast filtration (thanks to the world of the Internet) from the margin to the mainstream may well effect changes in popular attitudes not because of any political persuasion or underlying social change, but purely because of the artistic equivalent of fashion and style that would otherwise have arrived only very slowly and very gradually.

If clothes make the man, you might say that the equivalent for fashion e-commerce sites is that they are made (and broken) by how well they can sell you clothes.

Then again, a lot of the play's up-to-the-minuteness is amusing in a cheap and bright and disposable sort of way, the theatrical equivalent of fast fashion.