Sentence examples for equivalent in the two from inspiring English sources

Neurological recovery was equivalent in the two groups (Figure 122).

Acanthuridae were more abundant in coral states and Labridae, tribe Scarinae, in algal turf states, though total fish abundances were equivalent in the two states.

The mean adult IQ value was 103 and the mean child IQ value was 99, thus, intelligence was equivalent in the two experimental groups.

In the cross section of the nerves, the TrkA immunostaining of nerve fibers was equivalent in the two groups with no significant differences (p = 0.626).

Levels of TCRζ mRNA in NK cells were equivalent in the two populations (median mRNA HIV+ = 8.80, HIV− = 17.35, p = 0.34, Figure 5C) again consistent with previous reports [10].

Mean hit RT was equivalent in the two blocks, as a comparison of mean hit RT between the two blocks yielded no significant difference, (t(13)  = .54, p = .6).6

City Room got to wondering -- what is our equivalent in the five boroughs?

Baseline LVEF and the left ventricular end-diastolic volumes (LVEDV) values in UCG were equivalent in the three groups.

These adjustments in diurnal time-budget were approximately equivalent in the three species and were not simply an increase in vigilance at the expense of other behaviours.

The committee judged that the instruments were equivalent in the three languages.

It was equivalent in the three age groups (P = 0.081: not significant).