Sentence examples for equivalent finding from inspiring English sources

There is no equivalent finding with Mr. Rowland, increasing the difficulty of the committee's task, Mr. Fox said.

That last figure is twelve points higher than the equivalent finding in the exit poll taken during the 2012 Presidential election.

There is an equivalent finding in this present study regarding mothers constantly offering their children food and never letting them feel hungry.

An equivalent finding regarding UTI in THA in the recent period suggests that increased risk of re-admission due to UTI may be linked to the fast-track program.

Of the previously published studies, only the Danish study quantified prevalence reporting that in 2010 this was 84 per 100,000 person-years or 0.08%, which was similar to our own equivalent finding of 90 per 100,000 person-yeras (prevalence in <18-year olds on 1 January 2010).

This anomaly apart, Gatiss and Moffat embraced what they call "equivalence" – finding modern equivalents to dated details.

Equivalent findings were observed if the reduction in the total development floor area (the total floor area permitted to be developed within a particular site area) was also considered.

Equivalent findings were observed for recombinant Aβ42, material that is free of the potentially toxic contaminants associated with conventional solid-phase peptide synthesis (data not shown).

In particular, the equivalent findings for no-mask trials across the two groups used here indicates that when consciously perceived, the visuo-perceptual networks of the ventral visual pathway maintain a temporally durable representation of target size [7].

This analysis yielded equivalent findings.

A further study with participants diagnosed as having GAD produced equivalent findings (Hayes, Hirsch, Krebs, et al., 2010).