Sentence examples for equivalent occurs from inspiring English sources

Given that the third trimester human equivalent occurs postnatally in mice (Dobbing and Sands, 1979), a binge exposure during this neurodevelopmental period was modeled by treating pups directly on PD4 and PD7 via subcutaneous injection (trimester 3).

The bridge equivalent occurred Tuesday to Judi Radin, a four-time world champion.

It is just over a year since the political equivalent occurred, when Mario Monti was winched into the Chigi palace, the prime minister's official residence, to replace the lamentable Silvio Berlusconi as foreign funds fled the country and bond yields soared.

In subjects who were intermittently exposed to opioids exposure to high doses (180 mg or more of oral morphine equivalent) occurred at some point in 2,095 (4%) subjects and 1,257 (2.6%) were exposed to very high doses (300 mg or more of oral morphine equivalent).

The greatest errors in flux (±34%) using homogeneous equivalents occurred when there was a mismatch between the flow regime of the observation data and the prediction.

Similar to humans, sheep have a long gestation time and all three trimester equivalents occur in utero.

But Mr. Urwand strongly defended the notion of "collaboration," noting that the word (and its German equivalent, Zusammenarbeit) occurs repeatedly in documents on both sides.

The equivalent scene occurs halfway through my script.

In absolute terms, the largest Equivalent Variation occurs among the unemployed with high previous wages and pension rights, peaking at above 3,000 euros.

The equivalent map occurs on the inside of the back cover of the Jepson Desert Manual.

One example of such error signals is the mismatch negativity (MMN) of the auditory ERP or its magnetoencephalographic equivalent, which occurs at around 150 ms after the onset of an irregular sound.