Sentence examples for equivalent these two from inspiring English sources
Although often considered to be essentially equivalent, these two theories are different in their goal as well as in their underlying assumptions.
Energy prices are equivalent between these two schemes given the same amount of greenhouse gas emissions (GHGE) reduction when the market structure is characterized by perfect competition.
Aromatase inhibition by Roundup was equivalent in these two mammalian models.
The sounds and images transmitted through video-conferencing are equivalent to these two parameters respectively.
However, International Knee Documentation Committee IKDCclinicalcal scores were equivalent between these two groups at 24 months.
The HRs for hospital mortality, however, are equivalent between these two groups.
In addition, the relative abundance of Bacteroidetes in the lean groups was equivalent using these two methods.
Therefore, any bias in the sampling of such data should be roughly equivalent between these two groups of data, making the data distributions similar between groups.
Outcomes with regard end-stage renal disease (ESRD), death, improvement in renal function and infectious complications were equivalent in these two small cohorts.
In addition, Nrf2 protein clearly accumulated in the nuclear fraction of HT29 cells, as compared to its level in Colo320DM, whereas Nrf2 protein levels in cytoplasmic fractions were equivalent in these two cell lines.
