Sentence examples for equivalent in age from inspiring English sources

An 18-month-old mouse is considered to be equivalent in age to a 70-year-old person.

They gave daily doses of montelukast to four-month-old rats and 20-month-old rats, the latter equivalent in age to 65 to 70-year-old humans.

It seems likely that much of the Coutchiching Series is interbedded with lava flows assigned to the Keewatin Series and that the two are at least partly equivalent in age.

Kesho, who would be equivalent in age to an 18-year-old man, is still a "blackback" male, meaning that he has yet to achieve the maturity of a fully grown "silverback" lowland gorilla.

In 1840 and 1841 Murchison found the missing stratigraphic succession in European Russia along the western flanks of the Ural Mountains, where he recognized a well-developed succession of rocks that both included rocks equivalent in age to the problematic red beds and dolomitic limestones of northwestern Europe and also filled the missing gaps below and above those sediments.

Groups were equivalent in age, number of children, years of schooling and type of cohabitation.

Regarding structural invariance, complete invariance of the latent factor variances (M7) across gender was established for the pooled sample and in each age group thus indicating that the latent range used by women and men is equivalent in the age groups under study.

We also conducted analyses stratified by age to delineate clearly risk relationships among young women, because past and recent exposures are likely equivalent in this age group.

Furthermore, migration in response to a chemokine ligand, CCL19, was equivalent in both age groups.

Expression of TLR2 and TLR4 were equivalent in both age groups, as reported previously [ 23].

Of note is that lymphotoxin receptor β (Ltbr), interleukin 7 (Il7), v-rel avian reticuloendotheliosis viral oncogene homolog B (Relb) and intracellular adhesion molecule 1 (Icam1) were expressed at equivalent levels in aged, young and tamoxifen-treated aged Cre/+ R26Foxn1ER TECs (supplementary material Fig. S7A).